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The City's Initiative Provides Libraries, Community Centers, and a Senior Center as Accessible Environments for Residents Seeking Relief During Elevated Temperatures.
City Officials Have Implemented Over $11.5 Million in Cuts, with Mayoral and Council Candidates Proposing Varied Approaches to Stabilize City Finances.
Santa Ana Appoints New MWD Representative, OC Streetcar Testing Intensifies, and Critical Sewer Rehabilitation Projects Necessitate Road and Rail Closures Across the County.
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 City Processed Code Updates and Broke Ground on Significant Educational Infrastructure While Opening a New Community Amenity in August.
Ongoing Testing for Santa Ana's Light Rail System Continues as Critical Sewer Rehabilitation, Regional Rail Maintenance, and Innovative Stormwater Projects Advance Across Orange County.
The Proposed Update, Designed to Align the City's Growth Regulations with Its 2022 General Plan, Now Awaits Consideration by the City Council.
The Proposed Prohibition Is Part of an Upcoming Comprehensive Zoning Code Update, with Council Members Split on the Measure.
Officials in Santa Ana and Fullerton Are Set to Address Resident Concerns Regarding Flock Camera Technology, Its Data Collection, and Sharing Practices.
The New Maximum Allowable Increase, Effective September 1, 2026, Is Set by the City's Rent Stabilization and Just Cause Eviction Ordinance, Which Also Details Registration Compliance and Continued Tenant Support Programs.
The City of Santa Ana Announced Temporary Road Closures in the Downtown Area From September 11 to September 14, 2026, to Accommodate the Annual Celebration.
The Proposed Update, Which Aligns with the City's 2022 General Plan, Aims to Modernize Regulations Last Revised in the 1960s to Reflect Contemporary Conditions.
Libraries, Community Centers, and a Senior Facility Are Available to Residents Seeking Respite During High Temperatures in the City.
