Santa Ana, the county seat and Orange County’s only sanctuary city, is home to about 313,000 people. We cover the City Council’s votes, its budget, policing and immigration.
The City Council postponed buying street sweepers and approving
a tree-trimming contract while its staff tries to reduce the price
tags.
Santa Ana City Council members have confirmed efforts to woo the
pro soccer team to the city and are excited by the possibility.
School officials, meanwhile, worry that Chivas could rob their
teams of a stadium.
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The director of the UC Irvine School of Medicine’s PRIME-LC
program talks about how the program trains young doctors to better
serve underrepresented communities.
The organization that promotes the downtown does not want to be
seen as taking sides in a politically charged issue.
Such a move would relieve some of the property owners who have
been fighting the assessment tax that supports the
organization.
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.
About 50 gathered Wednesday night to air
concerns about Mayor Miguel Pulido’s secret meetings to bring a
professional soccer team to the city.
City leaders closed a $13.6-million budget gap mainly by
borrowing money from liability and workers’ compensation
reserves.
Michele Martinez, like first lady Michelle Obama, has made
fighting obesity her signature issue. She has her work cut out for
her in Orange County.
Restaurant owners, parking enforcers and 20-somethings from
Irvine all say Artists Village is becoming a destination.
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The pets in this story may already have homes. These are the animals waiting at the shelter today.
Adoptions at OC Animal Care are by appointment. Give the pet ID when you contact the shelter. Listings come from OC Animal Care and update every two hours.
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