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 settlement means the city can begin to move forward with the
mixed residential development of rental and for sale homes.
City Council is scheduled to vote tonight on settling suit filed
by Friends of the Lacy Historic Neighborhood that aims to save old
homes in the city’s downtown core from demolition.
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Merchants at Fiesta Marketplace on Santa Ana’s downtown Fourth
Street are protesting new requirements that condition store lease
renewals to gentrification of stores and stocking higher-end
merchandise.
The Board of Directors at Downtown Inc. is mulling over the idea
of shrinking the assessment district’s boundaries.
The city brought in the consulting firm to come up with a
so-called “budget stabilization plan” that is supposed to solve the
city’s structural deficit over several years.
Following the retirement of City Manager Dave Ream, city
staffers and residents say they are confused as to who is running
City Hall.
The retired Santa Ana city manager’s consulting contract calls
for him perform the usual city manager duties, but confusion
remains as to what exactly he will be doing over the next few
months.
Dave Ream accrued 1,827 vacation hours in more than 30 years of
service to the city.
Larry Mantle brought his AirTalk show to Santa Ana to discuss
the battle between the city and many of its residents over the soul
of the downtown core.
Could the foreclosure crisis have caused Santa Ana to drop from
ninth to 11th on the list of California cities? Also, merchants on
Fourth Street say residents have been pushed out.
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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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