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.
Public safety committee votes against a plan to allow unattended
minors where alcohol is served, something the new owners of the
downtown theater want.
Dave Ream got some love in his final City Council meeting Monday
night.
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Miguel Pulido received payments from green energy entrepreneur
who led the city of Anaheim into a failed partnership and has been
described in lawsuits as a scam artist.
Second of two parts. Read part one here.
More arguments heard last week in case over the building of what
would be county’s tallest tower, but it could be weeks, or even
months before ruling.
California Endowment program helps the district improve its
exercise programs and increase healthful choices in its
cafeterias.
Paperwork issues mainly to blame for delay in the building of a
community park in one of the city’s most park-deprived areas.
The historic theater’s operators want to turn it into a concert
venue and serve alcohol. Some longtime downtown residents and
business owners are fighting the plan.
An advocate for the homeless is considering a suit against Santa
Ana for its refusal to grant library cards to homeless men.
Council members voted on a lawsuit settlement last week before
the public had a chance to offer comments on the issue.
The Santa Ana Coalition for Better Government, a grassroots
group of residents and business owners, held its first community
forum last week and discussed, among other things, the lack of
transparency at City Hall.
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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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