Following the retirement of City Manager Dave Ream, city
staffers and residents say they are confused as to who is running
City Hall.
Management Partners Inc., an administrative consulting firm for
local governments, could be filling a void left by the departure of
City Manager Dave Ream.
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The city of Santa Ana approves paying into a statewide pool for
a lawsuit against Gov. Jerry’s Brown’s proposal to ax redevelopment
agencies.
The abrupt ending to Ream’s 32-year career with the city ends
months of speculation about his departure.
A special closed session meeting scheduled for Thursday fuels
speculation that longtime City Manager Dave Ream could be
retiring.
In a Thursday broadcast of Inside OC, council members addressed
issues that prompted allegations of corruption from Latino
activists.
Mayor Miguel Pulido criticized Gov. Jerry Brown for pushing the
state’s budget woes onto cities.
The city’s ordinance that dictates how markets have to corral
their carts benefits a company owned by R.J. Brandes, a wealthy
local business man and a Pulido client for many years.
Property owners on both sides of a battle over the downtown
assessment tax spoke at Tuesday’s council meeting.
City Council narrowly approved a $600,000 annual contract with
Los Angeles-based Graffiti Protective Coatings Inc.
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