Varasteh, candidate for 45th Congressional District questions why Mimi Walters continues to support Donald Trump amidst groping allegations and despite Walter’s co-sponsorship of legislation designed to prevent sexual assault.
Tag: Community Opinions on Government
Sarmiento: What’s Really Going on in Santa Ana
Santa Ana is getting attention recently with national planning awards and profiles in the LA and NY Times. But resident and activist Luis Sarmiento argues the media is not properly crediting resident-led development for transforming the city.
Yrarrázaval-Correa: Our Youth, Our Immigrants, Our Homeless Residents
“Mr. Patrick” Yrarrázaval-Correa, who is running for Santa Ana City Council, intends to insure that youth, immigrants and the homeless are invited to participate in making Santa Ana a better place.
Santa Ana City Council Candidates: Their Plans in Their Own Words
Before you attend tonight’s Santa Ana City Council Candidate Forum, Tuesday, October 11th, 6:30pm, at Latino Health Access at 450 W. 4th St., Santa Ana, read about the people who want to run your city in their own words.
Martinez: Education and Awareness for Motorists, Pedestrians and Bicylists
Knowing the rules of the road and our shared responsibilities help to make streets safer for all.
Santa Ana Unified School District Candidates: Their Plans in Their Own Words
Before you attend tonight’s Santa Ana Unified School District Candidate Forum, Thursday, October 6th, 6:30pm, at Latino Health Access at 450 W. 4th St., Santa Ana, read about the people who want to run your school district in their own words.
Garrow: What Will it Take for Orange County to End Homelessness?
Other cities, counties, and states have successfully reduced homelessness. Should Orange County follow these examples, starting first by decriminalizing homelessness?
Los Amigos: Celebrating the Life and Legacy of Amin David
The legacy of the late Latino activist will live on through the community having a greater voice at city halls in Anaheim and across Orange County. And it will live on through the struggle to end discrimination in the in the workplace, in housing and in our schools.
Krom: Justifying Jeff Lalloway as a Public Policy Advisor is a Stretch
Supervisor Todd Spitzer wants to hire Orange County Divorce Lawyer Jeff Lalloway as a public policy advisor for the County of Orange for $190,000 a year next Tuesday. Irvine City Councilwoman Beth Krom calls it cronyism.
Major: Supervisor Andrew Do and Mayor Miguel Pulido Have Created Their Own Village
Who is coordinating county and city efforts to help the homeless? The lack of services in central Santa Ana’s civic center has triggered what Pete Major calls Do-Pulido-Ville.


