The new park developed by Latino Health Access will depend on residents to keep it operating.
Tag: Station District
Funding Agreement Advances Plans for Community Center
The 10,000 square-foot, two-story facility is to be built at Garfield Elementary School in Santa Ana.
Ethics Committee Will Review Santa Ana’s Campaign Finance Law
Councilwoman Michele Martinez had wanted her colleagues to repeal the law but decided the committee should consider it first.
Campaign Finance Rule on Santa Ana City Council Agenda
The council is scheduled to vote May 7 on whether to strike down one of the strictest campaign finance rules in Orange County.
Santa Ana Coalition Pushing for More Sunshine at City Hall
Santa Ana neighborhood groups and activists Wednesday night unveiled a proposed sunshine ordinance intended to bring transparency and accountability to City Hall.
Grindle Questions Contribution to Martinez Campaign
Santa Ana Councilwoman Michele Martinez violated the city’s
campaign finance limits when her Assembly campaign accepted $500
from a firm shortly after voting to approve its city contract, says
watchdog Shirley Grindle.
The Two Sides of the El Centro Ouster
The son of downtown land owner Irving Chase says the Latino
nonprofit El Centro Cultural de Mexico was forced from a building
owned by Chase’s father-in-law because of neglect. El Centro
leaders say their ouster is part of a gentrification plan.
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.
Santa Ana Council Vote Might Have Violated Brown Act
Council members voted on a lawsuit settlement last week before
the public had a chance to offer comments on the issue.
Santa Ana Set to Settle Lawsuit Over Station District Development
City Council is scheduled to vote tonight on settling suit filed
by Friends of the Lacy Historic Neighborhood that aims to save old
homes in the city’s downtown core from demolition.









