Claudia Alvarez issues list of demands to city staffers that
would shed light on controversial changes on heavily Latino Fourth
Street.
A rundown of what’s on the closed-session agendas of the Orange
County Supervisors and an array of city councils.
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The decision is hailed as a victory by a group of Santa Ana
residents that has been fighting development of the 37-story
tower.
City Council went outside the city for someone to fill the job,
which has been vacant since December.
The city, vowing better media relations, hired a contract public
information officer earlier this year. His contract ran out in
June, and the city did not renew it.
City Council members have narrowed the search for city attorney
to two candidates and will hold a town hall meeting on searching
for a city manager.
The Santa Ana councilwoman says she wants to prepare future
elected city leaders by offering a crash course in city
government.
Cordoba Corp., awarded a controversial contract to plan the
city’s streetcar project, hired a manager who pleaded guilty to
bribing school officials in Texas.
The trucks, which are ubiquitous in Santa Ana, provide a vital
service to many residents in the city’s urban core. But they also
contribute to increasing obesity rates.
The City Council awards $1.3 million in federal dollars so a
company can rehab and resell foreclosed homes.
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