The Santa Ana City Council Wednesday approved a ballot measure that would limit the mayor to four two-year terms.
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Santa Ana Council Schedules Meeting on Mayoral Term Limit
The City Council will meet Wednesday to choose one of three options to present to the city’s voters.
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Two Santa Ana City Councilmen Move to Unseat Mayor Pulido
David Benavides and Sal Tinajero both have pulled their nomination papers to run for mayor, thus setting up one of the most competitive elections for the office in recent history.
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Santa Ana Committee to Consider Mayoral Term Limits
Councilwoman Michele Martinez proposes six two-year terms for the mayor’s office and limiting the current mayor to only one more term.
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Santa Ana Council Meet Promises Great Political Theater
Will Carlos Bustamante show up? What will be the reaction to the latest effort to keep Claudia Alvarez in office? Will Miguel Pulido face a term limit? Those questions and more could be answered Monday night.
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Bustamante Arrest Disrupts Santa Ana City Council Meeting
Reporters swarmed the council chambers after news of sex-crime charges against the councilman broke. His absence also added a twist to the long-running Downtown Inc. fight.
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Santa Ana Sunshine Proposal Will Go Before Full City Council
The council’s ethics committee forwarded the proposal, which would increase transparency throughout city government.
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Walters Appointed City Manager and Police Commissioner
The official appointments end a year of City Council debate on the issue.
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More Transparency Coming to Santa Ana, Group Says
City Council members appear ready to adopt a proposed sunshine ordinance that would increase transparency at City Hall, said members of a coalition pushing for the law.
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What’s Happening With ‘Year for Retail’ in Santa Ana?
Downtown Inc. officials said 2012 would be a year focused on helping the downtown area’s struggling retail stores. For some, it is already too late.
