A New Appellate Court House in Santa Ana
In partnership with Santa Ana City, the Courts of Appeal in the 4th District held a ground breaking ceremony for a new court house that will be built near the corner of Santa Ana Blvd & Ross Street. Former senator Joe Dunn was spotted working the room with other state officials like Chief Supreme Court Justice Ronald George and Assemblyman Mike Duvall. In recent years, under Mayor Pulido's leadership, Santa Ana is slowly becoming the "downtown" of Orange County. Pictured to the left holding the ceremonial shovels are: Presiding Judge David Sills, Chief Justice Ronald George and Santa Ana Mayor Miguel Pulido.
"under Mayor Pulido's leadership"
Now there's a phrase you don't come across every day.
His "leadership" may get him photo-ops with old judges every now and then, and it's gotten him a free AQMD ride; but what's it done to address Santa Ana's crumbling infrastructure, its endemic gang infestation, or the preservation of neighborhoods?
And putting a million dollar slogan on an old water tower don't make it so...
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Posted by: Steve | October 10, 2007 at 08:19 AM
Santa Ana is Orange County's downtown the way Stanton is Orange County's Newport Beach.
Posted by: Gustavo Arellano | October 10, 2007 at 08:23 AM
Didn't Dunn try to MOVE the Court of Appeals to Irvine? What the heck was he doing at the SANTA ANA ground breaking? The guy is just shameless!
Posted by: Art Pedroza | October 10, 2007 at 12:15 PM
hey, I see your pimping Trung Nguyen and Joe Dunn instead of Janet. I heard she was there.
Posted by: Mr. Diep | October 10, 2007 at 04:33 PM
Carlos Bustamante, Claudia Alvarez and Vincent Sarmiento and a bunch of other local hacks were there...wha wha wha...go cry a river if your sister wasn't mention.
Posted by: Pepin | October 10, 2007 at 07:44 PM