Temporarily closing Santa Ana’s main downtown library next year might drive improvements in the overall library getting residents access to more books and meeting spaces.
Tag: Santa Ana City Council
Is Santa Ana Poised to Start Taxing Vacant Property Owners?
The idea has taken off in other California cities. Will it take off in the heart of Orange County?
Latino Small Business Owners Push for a New Downtown Santa Ana
A community effort might spell the end for a downtown tax system run by business groups that Latino merchants say ignored them.
Is Santa Ana’s Progressive Council Majority in Jeopardy?
While ballots remain to be counted and the results could change, things aren’t looking up for the council majority Santa Ana progressives enjoyed since 2020.
Latest Election Night Results for the Santa Ana City Council
Who will shape housing and public safety issues in Santa Ana?
Will Law Enforcement Political Spending Pay Off in Orange County?
Santa Ana’s police union is spending close to $1 million on local elections, and not just on Santa Ana’s.
Here Are Santa Ana Candidates’ Views on Policing, Homelessness, Open Space
Eight candidates on residents’ ballots this year lay out their approaches to some of the city’s crucial quality of life issues.
Santana: Orange County Residents Could Really Tilt November’s Election
OC’s voters this week get their ballots to decide key races – like who controls Congress – as a flurry of political mailers and internet advertising starts landing.
Santa Ana City Council Doesn’t Trust its Police Negotiation Process
Councilmember Jessie Lopez is pushing to publicly negotiate a police union contract after she claimed one or more of her colleagues have leaked information to the controversial union president.
Orange County Celebrates ‘El Grito,’ Mexican Independence Day in Santa Ana
Fiestas Patrias will feature music, food and dancing Saturday and Sunday in Santa Ana to celebrate Mexican Independence Day.











