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Voters in Parts of Santa Ana, Anaheim, and Orange Face a Choice Between Two Democrats with Distinct Approaches to Public Safety, Housing, and Economic Policy.
More Than 465 Unionized County Employees Began a Strike Tuesday, Potentially Delaying Essential Public Services for Residents as Contract Negotiations Remain Stalled.
Scott Becker Takes on a Deputy General Counsel Role at Collectors Holdings, Known for Authenticating Collectibles, as the Company Experiences Significant Growth.
City Resources, Including Officers and Wildlife Experts, Were Deployed for Hours Following a Report of a Venomous Snake That Later Proved to Be Based on a Fabricated Image.
A Significant Public Safety Response Was Launched After an Individual Reported a Deadly Gaboon Viper Sighting, Later Admitting the Photographic Evidence Was Created by Artificial Intelligence.
A Federal Judge in Santa Ana Has Ordered a Former FBI Informant to Compile All His Notes Related to a 2006 Surveillance Operation, as a Class-Action Lawsuit Alleging Improper Spying on Local Muslims Moves Forward.
A Comparison of Two Prominent Southern California Destinations Reveals Differing Appeals for Residents Seeking Dining, Entertainment, and Cultural Experiences.
A Proposal to Convert a Youth Guidance Center Into an Adult Reentry Facility in Santa Ana Has Ignited Outrage Among Residents and Business Owners, Who Cite a Lack of Transparency and Public Safety Concerns.
A County Plan to Convert a Youth Center on Hesperian Way Into a Transitional Housing Facility Has Ignited Strong Opposition From Local Residents and Business Owners, Drawing Scrutiny to Supervisor Vicente Sarmiento's Role.
Residents Frequently Discuss the Distinct Dining and Entertainment Experiences Offered by Two Prominent Southern California Destinations.
Community Members and Business Owners Express Fury Over a Proposed Adult Reentry Center on Hesperian Way, While County Records Indicate Supervisor Vicente Sarmiento Repeatedly Voted on Its Funding Framework.
While Both Cities Draw From the Region's Vast Population Base, They Present Notably Different Options for an Evening Out.
Controversy Grows as Supervisor Sarmiento Faces Scrutiny for Past Votes on Funding the Hesperian Way Project.
Religious Institutions in Westminster, Santa Ana, and Garden Grove Have Prominently Featured Candidate Advertisements, Prompting Discussion About Established Nonpartisan Guidelines.
