Good government experts say it would be wrong for the Santa Ana
mayor to use his position to benefit financially from the sale of
state properties.
Huddling, whispering and a game of musical chairs among Santa
Ana City Council members during a public meeting raise Brown Act
concerns.
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Pulido would be among many well-connected people to benefit from
controversial sale of 24 state buildings.
Just re-elected Santa Ana mayor is longtime friends with
Governor-elect Jerry Brown and says the two have talked about a
possible cabinet post.
Mayor Miguel Pulido garnered 51.9 percent of the vote, while
challenger Alfredo Amezcua finished with 25.2 percent.
Downtown Santa Ana will be bristling with campaign parties
tonight. Voice of OC offices will be humming until the wee hours —
come say hi.
No big surprises as candidates mainly play it safe and stick to
partisan themes.
Carolyn Cavecche has collected $105,201 in lieu of health
benefits from the city while also getting benefits from OCTA.
Santa Ana Mayor Miguel Pulido skips out on debate hosted by the
South Santa Ana Merchants Association.
Since first being elected nearly two decades ago, Mayor Miguel
Pulido has put together a well-oiled political operation in Santa
Ana. But in the year of the Bell scandal, his latest challenger is
banking on the public taking a more skeptical view of the Pulido
machine.
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