Councilwoman Michele Martinez had wanted her colleagues to repeal the law but decided the committee should consider it first.
Tag: Sal Tinajero
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Santora Sale Stirs Hope and Worry in Downtown Santa Ana
Some business owners say sale to Irvine-based church will doom the downtown. Others say it will have a positive influence.
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Santa Ana Council Shows Tepid Support for Sunshine Law
Most Council members don’t seem very excited about a proposal from a coalition of neighborhood groups aimed at making City Hall more transparent.
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Santa Ana Coalition Pushing for More Sunshine at City Hall
Santa Ana neighborhood groups and activists Wednesday night unveiled a proposed sunshine ordinance intended to bring transparency and accountability to City Hall.
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Santa Ana Ethics Committee Takes Heat From Frustrated Residents
About a dozen residents attended a committee meeting Wednesday night to vent their frustration about a city ethics code they say has no teeth.
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Source: 50-50 Chance Walters Will Be New City Manager
Word is Councilwoman Michele Martinez has changed her mind and
Councilman Sal Tinajero is the swing vote on appointing new city
manager.
Posted inCountywide, Santa Ana, Top Stories
Artists in Santora Arts Building Seek New Accord With City
There is no longer an agreement that a majority of tenants in the famed building be artists. But instead of reacting with outrage, the artists are trying a diplomatic tack.
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Searches for New City Manager and City Attorney Still On
Council members remain committed to conducting a national search
to replace retired City Manager Dave Ream, says one councilman.
Posted inSanta Ana
City Manager Agenda Item Ignites Rumors in City Hall
In Santa Ana, will interim City Manager Paul Walters — who is
also police chief — be appointed permanent city manager?
Posted inSanta Ana
Santa Ana Bans Smoking in Parks
Citing public health concerns, the City Council unanimously
approved the ban.
