Residents spoke up about the influence of violence, disturbances, and marijuana and alcohol use on their neighborhood.
Tag: Carlos Rojas
6 Hot Debates to Watch This Week
Veterans speak out in support of a cemetery at the Great Park, and county supervisors consider outsourcing more county jobs.
On the ‘Tightrope’ With Santa Ana’s New Police Chief
Carlos Rojas talks about ICE contracts, restorative justice and what it means to be the first Latino police chief in Santa Ana history.
Santa Ana Council Swears in City’s First Latino Police Chief
Tuesday night’s swearing in of Carlos Rojas as Santa Ana’s first Latino police chief hailed as a turning point for one of America’s most Latino cities.
Couisine Case Reveals Culture of Favoritism in Santa Ana PD
A retired police officer’s special relationship with former Police Chief Paul Walters reveals a leader with a big heart but who couldn’t stand firm.
Santa Ana OKs Two-Year Budget
With the $205.7-million budget for next fiscal year, more police and code enforcement spending and an end to employee furloughs may be in store.
May Day Coalition Demands Santa Ana End ICE Jail Contract
The coalition Tuesday night called on the Santa Ana City Council to no longer allow detention of undocumented immigrants in the Santa Ana Jail.
Confrontation May Be Looming Over Paul Walters Firing
The City Council has decided to fire the city manager. Whether Walters will resist is unclear, but the city charter allows him a public hearing.
Santa Ana Transgenders Speak Out on Police Treatment
The women spoke out at a Monday meeting that included
representatives of the American Civil Liberties Union, the Public
Law Center and the Santa Ana Police Department.


