Residents of Santa Ana’s Station District live in the most
park-poor ZIP code in Orange County’s second most park-poor city.
Officials say they are doing what they can to create more open
space in the area. But are they?
Second of three parts.
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Residents of Santa Ana’s Station District live in the most
park-poor ZIP code in Orange County’s second most park-poor city.
Officials say they are doing what they can to create more open
space in the area. But are they?
Second of three parts.
A tale of two counties when it comes to parks, supervisors get
lesson in multiculturalism and more ramifications of
redistricting.

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South Orange County is a parkland nirvana, with thousands of acres of open space. Meanwhile, parks are nearly nonexistent in many North County neighborhoods. How did this come to be?
First of three parts.
Orange County is awash with soccer concerns, slush funds and
salary secrecy.
Public lawsuits end jockeying for ownership, but many players
are still lining up to influence the fate of the iconic 150-acre
property in Costa Mesa.
Reactions to fairgrounds ruling, supervisors’ aversion to
Spanish title and a new blog in Santa Ana.
No Fair deal, Sanchez might have a better deal and supervisors
to figure out what’s the deal with the county’s HR department.
But they resist calls to withdraw questionable raises for
executives.
Sanchez’s redistricting woes, San Juan goes to the polls and a
different kind of day at the beach in Dana Point.
County auditor and CEO square off over raises, coping with the
senior surge and a fresh face atop the sheriff deputies union.

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