Orange County has seen a rise of hate crimes against the community.
Tag: pandemic
Bustos: Policies Against the Poor – the Human Toll of the Orange County Board of Supervisors Decision to Put Money First
The Orange County Board of Supervisors has failed hundreds of people in Santa Ana who have lost their lives to COVID-19, including the grandfather of a young Santa Ana youth organizer.
Craft Fair With Thousands in Downtown Santa Ana Prompts New Questions Over City Officials’ Outdoor Business Policies
Santa Ana officials are facing questions over how they allowed an outdoor flea market with apparently large crowds to happen downtown this past weekend — in a predominantly Latino city that’s been especially ravaged by the Coronavirus pandemic.
Santa Ana Officials Enact Their Own Mandatory Mask Order as Coronavirus Crisis Worsens
While there’s a statewide mandatory mask policy, Santa Ana became the latest Orange County city to adopt its own — all while strategies of enforcing such policies across the county and state remain in disarray.
Alevy: The Economic Threat of the Color Purple
Our Founding Fathers believed that “Compromise is the Lifeblood of Democracy.” Sound public policy must take the needs of the people into consideration. Closing up the business community is not a compromise – it is a strong-armed tactic focused on physical health while turning its back on financial health.
Willowick: One Neighborhood At Center of Reshaping Battle for Area’s Last Open Space
The fate of the land, and the historic Santa Anita neighborhood around it, now hinges on a potential three-way battle between activists and two government bodies.


