The city will not renew its contract with a parts supplier involved in a real estate deal with Mayor Miguel Pulido.
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Pulido Investigation Puts Prior Deal In Focus
Many of Santa Ana Mayor Miguel Pulido’s business partners — and even his personal attorney — were involved in a now decade-old deal to sell land to the Santa Ana Unified School District, netting a 60-percent profit.
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FPPC Investigating Santa Ana Mayor’s Property Swap
The state’s political watchdog agency has launched a probe into a real estate deal involving Mayor Miguel Pulido and a city contractor.
Posted inCountywide, Investigative, Santa Ana, Top Stories
Santa Ana Council Meets Privately on Pulido Property Swap
Council members met Tuesday night in closed session to discuss an investigation by the city attorney into the potential illegalities of a real estate deal between a city contractor and the mayor’s family.
Posted inCountywide, Investigative, Santa Ana, Top Stories
More Issues With Pulido’s Conflict of Interest Disclosures
Records show the Santa Ana mayor has for years misrepresented the nature of his ownership of downtown properties on public disclosure forms.
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City Attorney Delays Report on Pulido’s Property Swap
Attorney says her review of the mayor’s deal with a city contractor has been “document intensive” and is taking longer than expected.
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Pulido Amends Statements to Include House Transaction
Following a Voice of OC investigation, the Santa Ana Mayor updates reports to show co-ownership of a house that might be an illegal gift.
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Report Pending on Santa Ana Mayor’s Property Swap
The city attorney says she expects to present a report to the City Council in two weeks.
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Santa Ana Will Likely Investigate Mayor’s Real Estate Swap
Santa Ana council members say action is needed after the deal raised serious questions among ethics experts.
Posted inCountywide, Santa Ana, Top Stories, Transportation
Santa Ana Mayor’s Property Swap Raises Questions
Mayor’s family bought a house in Westminster for less than half fair market value from a city vendor, who then received a $1.35-million city contract.
