The November 14 election to recall Councilmember Jessie Lopez will go forward as scheduled after a motion to de-certify the recall petition by Councilman Johnathan
Apparent errors by the OC Registrar of Voters and the Santa Ana City Clerk has injected uncertainty into the recall election of Councilmember Jessie Lopez
Overriding objections that it is unfeasible and undermines the idea of being an American citizen, the Santa Ana City Council’s progressive majority voted to place
At an October 9 special closed session meeting where the Santa Ana City Council voted 6-1 to accept City Manager Kristine Ridge’s surprise resignation, they
During a special closed session meeting last night, the Santa Ana City Council voted 6-1 to accept the resignation of City Manager Kristine Ridge, a
Anaheim voters have overwhelmingly rejected Measure A, a measure sponsored by militant hotel workers union UNITE-HERE Local 11 that would have imposed a complex set
Santa Ana’s roll-out of its controversial Rental Registry program has been encountering a growing chorus of criticism from both housing providers and tenants, particularly around
On September 19, the Santa Ana City Council will consider whether to allow non-citizen residents – both legal residents and those who are living in
Does embattled Santa Ana Councilmember Jessie Lopez have a job? It’s not an idle question and the answer carries serious policy implications. It’s impossible to
There will be a 6 mile morning hike in Fremont Canyon on Thursday, September 7. It includes a steep hill. The hike begins at the
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