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Councilman Sarmiento to host a fundraiser for Martinez on 2/23, at his home

[ February 23, 2012; 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm. ]

Get ready for Santa Ana Council Member Michele Martinez’ biggest fundraiser yet, on Thursday, February 23, 2012, from 6:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M.  Martinez is the leading Democratic candidate for the 69th Assembly District.  She now has the support of Santa Ana’s leading elected officials, including Host Committee Members Assemblymember Jose Solorio, Mayor Miguel Pulido, Councilmember Vincent Sarmiento, Councilmember [...]

No Gustavo, Michele Martinez and I did not sell out to Miguel Pulido

The OC Weekly’s Gustavo Arellano is a huge fan of far-left Democrat Julio Perez – one of four Democrats vying for the 69th Assembly District.  That’s fine.  What is not cool is Gustavo’s continued allegation that Santa Ana Council Woman Michele Martinez “sold out” to Santa Ana Mayor Miguel Pulido.  That is not just untrue [...]

Mayor Pulido to chair Energy Committee for the U.S. Conf. of Mayors in DC

Wednesday January 18, 2012, 8:31 AM
City of Santa Ana, Downtown Orange County
Advisory: MAYOR PULIDO CHAIRS ENERGY COMMITTEE FOR THE UNITED STATES CONFERENCE OF MAYORS IN WASHINGTON D.C.
SANTA ANA, CA (January 18, 2012) – Santa Ana Mayor Miguel Pulido is scheduled to attend the United States Conference of Mayors 80th meeting this week in Washington D.C. The [...]

Poll closes tonight: Who was Santa Ana’s Man of the Year in 2011?

Santa Ana Youth Commissioner Jonathan Espinoza is leading the vote for “Man of the Year”
We started the tradition of asking our readers to vote for the “Santa Ana Man of the Year” last year, when my friend Naui Huitzilopochtli won easily.  I believe he now lives in Costa Mesa, so he won’t be repeating – but [...]

Construction begins on Santa Ana’s Diamond Park water improvements

Assemblyman Solorio (center) joins (from left) Diamond Park Mutual Water Company President Jose Espinoza, Interim City Manager and Police Chief Paul Walters, Mayor Miguel Pulido, Public Works Director Raul Godinez and Santa Ana City Councilmember David Benavides at a groundbreaking ceremony in Diamond Park celebrating infrastructure improvements to bring clean drinking water to the neighborhood.
For Immediate Release: December 21, 2011
For [...]

Team Pulido and Solorio publicly endorse Michele Martinez at her fundraiser

When OC Labor Political wannabe Julio (Wholio?) Perez held his fundraiser this month it turned into a reunion of the sad sacks who failed to elect Alfredo Amezcua last year, when he got thoroughly trounced by Santa Ana Mayor Miguel Pulido.  In stunning contrast tonight, Santa Ana Councilwoman Michele Martinez was ringed by the entire [...]

Live blogging – Alvarez vs. Bustamante and Benavides at the Council meeting

I am covering tonight’s Santa Ana City Council meeting – which figures to be an epic confrontation between Republican Council Member Carlos Bustamante and his sidekick, David Benavides vs. Mayor Pro Tem Claudia Alvarez.  The “B Boys” have put an 85 A item on the agenda to punish and maybe even ask Alvarez to resign [...]

Will the soccer haters apologize now that the Chivas are not coming to town?

Pictured: The Board of the Santa Ana Soccer and Business Association, with Miguel Pulido and Vince Sarmiento
The Voice of OC is reporting that we were right – the Chivas USA soccer team is NOT moving to Santa Ana after all.  Will Santa Ana’s soccer-hating Usual Suspects now apologize for creating mass hysteria about the proposed [...]

How and why I ended up helping Pulido to defeat Amezcua last year

Former Santa Ana City Manager Dave Ream was not a fan of the Orange Juice blog
I have taken a lot of heat over the past couple of years because I ended up supporting Santa Ana Mayor Miguel Pulido for Mayor last year – and I was retained by his consultant to design his campaign blog. [...]

Santa Ana Political Chismes: Pulido regains control

Can’t let a rainy day go by without a new edition of Santa Ana Political Chismes, can we?  Church doesn’t start for another hour, so here goes…

The Voice of OC recently reported that “As the Santa Ana City Council goes about choosing a new city manager and city attorney — two decisions that will affect [...]

Has the City of Santa Ana suspended its city manager search?

Several sources in and around Santa Ana’s City Hall are reporting that the City of Santa Ana has suspended their search for a new city manager.  I am told that this was also conveyed to a reporter from the Voice of OC today.  However, another source reported that there is no suspension.  The truth is [...]

Santa Ana City Council at odds over next City Attorney

I got a call earlier today from a fellow who is very tight with various elements at the Santa Ana City Hall, regarding the search for our next City Attorney. He gave me the name of the Latina he said was going to get the job, and I ran with it – only to get [...]

Mayor Pulido tries to save historical trees at Santa Ana High School

Santa Ana Mayor Miguel Pulido personally intervened to save three jacaranda trees at Santa Ana High School, after he found out that the SAUSD School Board had approved the destruction of those trees and a number of historical deodora pine trees to pave the way for a new drop-off and pick-up area, according to the [...]

Vincent Sarmiento to host an early 4th of July reception on June 30

Vincent Sarmiento TN

[ June 30, 2011; 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm. ]

Santa Ana Councilman Vincent Sarmiento is hosting an an early 4th of July Reception on Thursday June 30, 2011, from 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm, along with Assemblyman Jose Solorio, Mayor Miguel Pulido and the entire Santa Ana City Council.

Enjoy delicious hors d’oeuvres and fine wine at one of Santa Ana’s premier restaurants – South Coast Winery Restaurant [...]

Santa Ana Mayor is Director of a bank that just sold at a profit

FCB

Santa Ana Mayor Miguel Pulido has served on the Board of Directors of the Fullerton Community Bank for many years.  He told me last year how proud he was of their long record of success.  Fullerton Community Bank has made money while other banks have lost money.
Just consider what happened to the Santa Ana Business [...]

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