Santa Ana City Council members have confirmed efforts to woo the
pro soccer team to the city and are excited by the possibility.
School officials, meanwhile, worry that Chivas could rob their
teams of a stadium.
Tag: Miguel Pulido
Santa Ana’s Downtown Inc. Will Offer No More Help Wooing Chivas USA
The organization that promotes the downtown does not want to be
seen as taking sides in a politically charged issue.
Downtown Inc. Wants to Reduce Service Area
Such a move would relieve some of the property owners who have
been fighting the assessment tax that supports the
organization.
Rumors of Chivas USA Soccer Team Moving to Santa Ana Worries Residents
About 50 gathered Wednesday night to air
concerns about Mayor Miguel Pulido’s secret meetings to bring a
professional soccer team to the city.
How Many Great Park Consultants Does It Take to Do a Public-Private Partnership?
The Great Park Board of Directors Thursday approved a no-bid
contract with a $25,000-per-month consultant to do something that
its $100,000-per-month consultant is already being paid to do.
Santa Ana Council Praises Departing City Manager
Dave Ream got some love in his final City Council meeting Monday
night.
Another Questionable Business Relationship for Santa Ana Mayor
Miguel Pulido received payments from green energy entrepreneur
who led the city of Anaheim into a failed partnership and has been
described in lawsuits as a scam artist.
Second of two parts. Read part one here.
Anaheim’s Green Deal Gone Bad
Last year, former Mayor Curt Pringle touted the city’s
partnership with a company he said would revolutionize the power
industry. What Pringle apparently didn’t know was that Anaheim was
partnering with an alleged con artist.
First of two parts. Read part two, “Another Questionable
Business Relationship for Santa Ana Mayor,” here.
New Plans for Santa Ana’s Yost Theater Face Resistance
The historic theater’s operators want to turn it into a concert
venue and serve alcohol. Some longtime downtown residents and
business owners are fighting the plan.
Tennis Courts Out, Cultural Center In
Santa Ana City Council this week decided that money earmarked
for improvements to a tennis center will instead go toward a
downtown cultural plaza and the city’s police helicopter
program.










