Health Care Agency’s annual survey shows the number of Santa Ana residents living in crowded conditions to be 10 times the national average.
Tag: parks
Posted inEconomy, Government
After Years of Red Ink and Cuts, Many City Budgets Stabilizing
Most of Orange County’s cities are expecting a 1- to 4-percent boost to their main revenue sources in the new fiscal year.
Posted inGovernment, Health & Wellness, Outdoors, Top Stories, Transportation
Plan Proposes More Than 100-Mile Network of North County Bikeways
Trails would run from La Habra through parks and neighborhoods all the way to the coast.
Posted inCountywide, Government, Investigative, Top Stories
Tests Reveal Likely Carcinogen Under County Building
Finding comes after years of complaints by employees who said working in the Social Services Agency building has made them sick.
Posted inSanta Ana
Santa Ana Neighborhood Inches Closer to a New Park
The City Council approved agreements intended to transform a lot
at Willard Elementary School into a community park.
Posted inFullerton, Outdoors
Fullerton City Council to Vote on Chevron Development
At stake is the fate of one of the city’s last areas of open
space.
Posted inCountywide, Santa Ana, Top Stories
Michael Montoya: ‘Change the Environments That Make People Sick’
Mexican-Americans suffer from high rates of type 2 diabetes, but
the reasons are environmental, not genetic.
Posted inInvestigative, Santa Ana, Top Stories
No Room To Run
Residents of Santa Ana’s Station District live in the most
park-poor ZIP code in Orange County’s second most park-poor city.
Officials say they are doing what they can to create more open
space in the area. But are they?
Second of three parts.
Posted inIrvine
Irvine to Consider Banning Sex Offenders From Parks
Councilman Jeff Lalloway wants the city to emulate a law the
Orange County Board of Supervisors passed last month for county
parks.
Posted inHealth & Wellness, Investigative, Santa Ana, Top Stories
Construction of Neighborhood Park in Santa Ana Delayed
Paperwork issues mainly to blame for delay in the building of a
community park in one of the city’s most park-deprived areas.
