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The Proposed Update Aims to Modernize City Regulations Last Revised in the 1960s, Aligning Them with the Recently Adopted General Plan Vision for Orange County's Second-Largest City.

The System, Which Faces Privacy Scrutiny Countywide, Aims to Enforce Time Limits and Paid Parking Requirements Using Vehicle-Mounted Cameras.

The Proposed Update, Designed to Align the City's Growth Regulations with Its 2022 General Plan, Now Awaits Consideration by the City Council.

The Decision Formalizes Resident-Supported Permit Parking Areas While Also Advancing Plans for Unrestricted Spots on Laguna Hills Drive.

The Proposed Update, Designed to Modernize Development Standards From the 1960s, May See Santa Ana City Council Consideration as Early as October.

An 18% Compensation Increase for the Police Union Was Approved on a 4-3 Vote, Despite Projections of Multi-Million Dollar Annual Budget Deficits for the City's Next Decade.

The City Has Conceptually Approved a Second Phase for Treating Canary Island Date Palms Against an Invasive Beetle, Pending Budget Review and Community Input.

An Orange County Superior Court Judge Found the City Council "Abused Its Discretion" by Delaying Initiatives, Though County Counsel States Key Election Deadlines Have Passed.

The City's New Policy Allows Qualifying Homeowners Associations to Install Privately-Operated Security Cameras Within Public Rights-Of-Way, Subject to Specific Operational and Privacy Standards.

A 4-3 Council Vote Referred a Proposed 18% Pay Hike for Police Officers to the Finance Commission Amid Fiscal Sustainability Concerns.