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Santa Ana Police Lawsuit Settlements Cost Taxpayers At Least $24 Million Over Last Decade

Safety, Security & Justice
By Brandon Pho | December 10, 2020

It has cost Santa Ana roughly $24 million out of the public purse to settle legal claims and lawsuits against the police department over the last decade, according to official data.

Santa Ana Mayoral Candidate Solorio Accused of Evading Contribution Limits

Orange County Election 2020
By Nick Gerda | October 20, 2020

A complaint filed with state regulators against Councilman Jose Solorio alleges he’s using a ballot measure committee to get around contribution limits.

Santa Ana Will Get Its First New Mayor in Decades: Here Are the Candidates

Orange County Election 2020
By Brandon Pho | October 1, 2020

A year during which three other City Council seats plus the mayor’s are up for election will, after November, determine who has the power at City Hall.

Santa Ana Pushes Police Oversight and Budget Discussion to Thursday, Pressure Mounts to Redirect Police Funds

Safety, Security & Justice
By Brandon Pho | June 17, 2020

Hundreds of public comments on spending pushed the Tuesday meeting into Wednesday.

Santa Ana Council Reels from Protests and Hears New Calls for Police Review, Different Spending

Santa Ana
By Brandon Pho | June 3, 2020

Public speakers were unanimous in their calls to move money away from police and reinvest in youth, park and community programs.

Santa Ana Voters Decide Today Whether To Recall City Councilwoman Ceci Iglesias

Politics & Elections
By Brandon Pho | May 19, 2020

What happens today could set the stage for the November general election, and impact the future of Santa Ana politics. If voters want Iglesias out, they’ll have three different replacement candidates, all backed by different people, to choose from.

Santa Ana City Council Resists Efforts to Reverse Rent Freeze

Housing & Homelessness
By Brandon Pho | May 6, 2020

The potential repeal of the rent freeze — which lasts through May 31 — prompted uproar across Santa Ana as soon as it was scheduled for a discussion.

Santa Ana Council Moves to Repeal 2525 Vote, Approves One Broadway Plaza

2525 N. Main St.
By Brandon Pho | April 22, 2020

City Council members on Tuesday night voted to repeal their initial approval of 2525, a much-contested apartments project in north Santa Ana, and authorized a request by developer Mike Harrah to add up to 415 apartments to his tower at One Broadway Plaza, which has been in development for at least 15 years.

Two Santa Ana Council Members Flip on Controversial 2525 Development, Possibly Ending It

Economy
By Brandon Pho | April 14, 2020

Council members Vicente Sarmiento and David Penaloza have flipped on the project, forming a clear majority against the controversial apartments as a decision makes its way to council members’ desks on whether or not to turn the project over to voters – or rescind their original vote entirely.

Santa Ana Council Member Iglesias’ Push for Tax Relief Roils Colleagues

Orange County Coronavirus
By Brandon Pho | April 8, 2020

After city staff said the council didn’t have the legal authority to rescind or suspend the sales tax increase, which voters approved in 2018, council members David Penaloza and Phil Bacerra criticized Iglesias for bringing up the issue.

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