On any given day, as many as 500 souls call the bed of the Santa Ana River home. While the American Civil Liberties Union of Southern California has been sounding alarm bells about the situation, little has been done. Here is a glimpse into life in the riverbed.
Monthly Archives: September 2016
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Goffin: OC Black Chamber Celebrates 25th Anniversary in Style
The Orange County Black Chamber of Commerce celebrates the 150th anniversary of the US Buffalo Soldiers and honors local community leaders like Orange County Business Council President and CEO Lucy Dunn.
Posted inAnaheim
Angels Appeal Planning Commission Decision on Platinum Triangle Project
The baseball team’s representatives filed an appeal Wednesday challenging the Anaheim Planning Commission’s approval of a $450 million mixed-used development that would compete with the team’s development plans.
Posted inInvestigative, News Briefs, Santa Ana
Santa Ana Mayor’s Relationship With Restaurateurs Remains Opaque
In May, Mayor Miguel Pulido curiously recused himself from a routine vote on a permits for the local restaurant chain Mariscos Hector. But despite many social media accounts of the mayor’s relationship with the chain’s front man, his public disclosures show nothing.
