City Manager David Cavazos is seeking a bump of nearly $16,000 to a compensation package that is already among the highest in the state for public sector executives.
Tag: Santa Ana City Council
Santa Ana Will Consider Water & Sewer Rate Hikes
Customers could see a combined increase in their water and sewer bills totaling nearly 7 cents a day, according to a city staff report. Officials say the increase is needed to replace the city’s aging infrastructure.
Santa Ana Passes Pot Shop Enforcement Plan
Voters approved an ordinance allowing some medical marijuana collectives in industrial zones, and City Council Tuesday night adopted stringent measures to shut down the others.
Santa Ana Meeting Agenda Chock Full of Hot-Button Issues
Santa Ana City Council meetings in recent weeks have become flash points for long-simmering tensions among residents and city leaders — tonight could be more of the same.
Pulido Wins Eleventh Term But Fails to Unseat Council Majority
Santa Ana Mayor Miguel Pulido easily bested Councilman Roman Reyna in mayoral race. But his slate of council candidates lost badly.
Woman Who Chastised Pulido Is Write-In Candidate for Mayor
A video of Santa Ana resident Laura Perez demanding that the Santa Ana mayor pay attention to residents instead of look at his cell phone went viral. Now, she’s running as a write-in candidate for mayor.
DA Looking Into Santa Ana City Council Candidate
An investigator from the Orange County District Attorney’s Office picked up nomination papers filed by Miguel “Mike” Gonzalez, an indication that prosecutors could be investigating whether he made false statements about his residency.
Battle Over Homeless Shelter Continues in Santa Ana
City Council issues temporary zoning moratorium after hundreds of residents protest a proposed shelter in the southeast section of the city.
Voice of OC Demand Leads to Release of Pulido Report
The Santa Ana City Council changed course and released the city’s investigative report into the mayor’s property swap after Voice of OC threatened litigation.
The Curious Case of Miguel Pulido’s Disappearing Campaign Debt
The Santa Ana mayor reported over $15,000 in campaign debt after the 2012 election. Then, with no explanation, it disappeared from campaign finance filings, a possible violation of the state’s Political Reform Act.









