A community survey, one of the pillars of the city’s new strategic plan, has failed to adequately reach the city’s Latino majority, activists say.
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Santa Ana Revamps Alcohol and Entertainment Rules
The new process makes it less cumbersome for businesses selling alcohol to open their doors.
Delay Likely on Santa Ana Alcohol and Entertainment Law
City officials will recommend that the City Council postpone approving the ordinance, which would establish new rules for businesses.
Santa Ana Council Approves Sunshine Law
Debate between city staff and council members over specific provisions continued well into the night. Meanwhile, activists who pushed for the ordinance reacted with jubilation.
Amid Haggling, Santa Ana Council OKs Apartment Complex
City Council approves high-end apartments, but only after extracting a promise that the developer submit a design for a high-rise tower at the site.
Homelessness Panel Delays Request to Buy Bus Station
Santa Ana city officials are fighting a proposal to convert the empty bus terminal into a year-round homeless shelter.
Harrah Selling Off Properties to Fund One Broadway Plaza
The developer of a 37-story commercial tower near downtown is selling Original Mike’s and the Santora Arts Building, among others.
Santa Ana Approves High-End Apartment Development
The City Council approved despite concerns from some that the proposed apartment buildings in an affluent part of town won’t be tall enough.
State Supreme Court Rejects One Broadway Plaza Case
The decision to reject activists’ lawsuit means developer Mike Harrah has cleared the final legal hurdle to build a 37-story tower in Santa Ana.
Santa Ana City Council Begins Debate on Alcohol Rules
Facing pressure from successful bar owners in a revitalized
downtown, Santa Ana officials are considering easiing decades-old
restrictions.



