Santa Ana Police Department
Advisory: SAPD Investigating In-Custody Death
Deceased: Male (26) Miami, Florida
On Friday April 20, 2018 at 1:23 PM, Santa Ana Police Officers responded to reports of a male who appeared disoriented and was running into the street in front of cars. The male was also reportedly trying to enter a nearby school. Continue reading
MAINPLACE MALL INTRODUCES “ART AT MAINPLACE” SHOWCASING LOCAL ARTISTS
Series Features Vibrant Murals Throughout the Mall and a Monthly Art Walk Event
SANTA ANA, California – MainPlace Mall, Santa Ana’s premiere shopping destination, is proud to introduce its “Art at MainPlace” series, showcasing the work of local artists throughout the mall. Guests will see colorful and imaginative art on exhibit around the property, each reflecting the unique style and individuality of the artists who designed them. “Art at MainPlace” is at the heart of the mall’s ongoing initiative to support the work of Santa Ana’s flourishing artist community.
To provide an opportunity for the community to come together and enjoy the beautiful art pieces, MainPlace will host an “Art Walk” throughout the shopping center from 2-5 pm on the second Saturday of each month, May through September. The MainPlace “Art Walk” will be a family-friendly event where guests will be able to interact with the local artists, enjoy live music, as well as participate in hands-on workshops hosted by local artists that are perfect for all ages! Continue reading
The Santa Ana City Council majority
The Santa Ana City Council majority has voted to start drawing up plans to place a measure on the November ballot to change our City Council elections to a ward-specific model.
But that’s not all. Most of the Santa Ana City Council majority is going to term out in November. But now they want to change our ward maps before they leave City Hall. The last time they did this Councilman Sal Tinajero made sure to remove Asian voters from his Ward. What shenanigans will they be up to this time? Continue reading
Santa Ana Police Department
SANTA ANA POLICE STEP UP DUI ENFORCEMENT
The Santa Ana Police Department will be conducting a DUI / Driver’s License checkpoint on Saturday April 21st, 2018. It will begin at 9:00 PM and is scheduled to conclude at 2:00 AM. It will be conducted in the area of 3500 W 5th Street, in the City of Santa Ana.
The primary purpose of a DUI Checkpoint is to deter impaired driving, not to increase arrests. All too often, members of our community are senselessly injured or killed on local roadways by impaired drivers. This DUI / Driver’s License checkpoint is an effort to reduce those tragedies, as well as ensuring drivers have a valid driver’s license. The DMV reports that unlicensed drivers are 4.9 times more likely to cause a fatal crash than a licensed driver. Continue reading
Santa Ana Police Department
Advisory: UPDATE – Critical Missing Adult Has Been Located
With the assistance of a community member missing person, Jose Guadalupe Arellano has been located and reunited with this family. Continue reading
The SAPD is investigating a claim by a resident, Ruth Chavez, who said that a California Highway Patrol officer sexually assaulted her during a traffic stop in Santa Ana, according to ABC News.
Not only does Sanchez say that the CHP officer groped her during a traffic stop, she also claims that the same officer showed up at her home to do that again, according to CBS News. Continue reading
City of Santa Ana
SANTA ANA, CA – On Tuesday night, Santa Ana City Council directed the City’s legal counsel to move forward with a lawsuit against the County of Orange and the cities of Irvine, Laguna Niguel and Huntington Beach for their opposition to sheltering the homeless on available County land. A County plan to locate three temporary homeless shelters in each homeless services region of the County had been adopted earlier in March but was subsequently rescinded by the County Board of Supervisors following opposition from those cities. The City’s legal action seeks to compel the parties to take action rather than merely say “no” to being part of the solution. Continue reading
City of Santa Ana
Community: GRAND UNVEILING OF THE NEW VISION FOR THE SANTA ANA ZOO
We are pleased to announce the Grand Unveiling of the Santa Ana Zoo’s new twenty-year Master Plan to the General Public. A reception will be held on Saturday, April 21 from 2-3 PM in the Crean Family Farm Barn Classroom.
CLR Design Group, the design team behind the Master Plan, will be on hand to detail the exciting plans for the Zoo’s future with concept drawings and colorful photos of how the Zoo will transform in the next twenty years. Take a peek at the planned new additions and upgrades to current habitats as the Zoo approaches its 75th anniversary. Continue reading
The Santa Ana City Council Majority
The Santa Ana City Council meeting set for this Tuesday night, April 17, at 5:45 pm, will finally reveal what our City Council majority really intended by trying so desperately to change our election system from an at-large system to a ward-specific one.
Council members David Benavides and Vince Sarmiento have placed an 85 A item on the agenda to “Proceed with Ward Re-boundary process to be prepared for adoption before the start of the 2018 Candidate Nomination Period.” Continue reading
OC Clerk Recorder Hugh Nguyen officiating at a wedding
ORANGE COUNTY CLERK-RECORDER LAUNCHES PILOT PROGRAM TO HELP EXPEDITE THE ORDERING OF MARRIAGE CERTIFICATES
(Santa Ana, Calif.) — Orange County Clerk-Recorder Hugh Nguyen is launching a pilot program that will allow couples to pre-pay for their marriage certificates upon completion of their marriage ceremony. This program will only be implemented at the Old County Courthouse in Santa Ana and will only apply to couples who have a ceremony performed by one of the department’s deputy commissioners of marriage on site.
The program’s goals are to help eliminate confusion as to when a couple’s marriage certificate is available for purchase, eliminate the need for couples to return to the office to purchase their certificate or request it via mail, reduce the number of phone calls to the department’s information line and help shorten lines at the department offices. It will also help eliminate the need for couples to mail in a notarized application. Continue reading
The OC Health Care Agency has released a list of the eateries (including restaurants, caterers and even school kitchens) that they inspected and shut down for the week of April 6 – April 13. Most of these eateries reopen pretty quickly after the health inspectors determine their issues have been resolved. Here is the list:
Santa Ana Police Department
Advisory: Update- Critical Missing 13 Year-Old Female has been located
Update- Critical Missing 13 Year-Old Female has been located and reunited with her family.
Missing Juvenile: Yvonne Paredes-Orozco (13)
On 4/13/18 at approximately 2:15 pm, Paredes-Orozco left school for the day but failed to get on the school bus to be dropped off with a parent. Paredes-Orozco was last seen running eastbound from McFadden Intermediate School towards Thorton Park in Santa Ana. Paredes-Orozco is Bipolar and in need of medication. The above photographs depict Paredes-Orozco’s school photo and a school surveillance photo showing what she was wearing at the time she ran away. Continue reading
OC Health Care Agency Completes Assessments of Homeless Individuals in Civic Center
Santa Ana, Calif. (April 13, 2018) – As of April 10, the OC Health Care Agency (HCA), in partnership with the City of Santa Ana Police Department, completed all assessments of homeless individuals residing in the Civic Center. The Civic Center area is bounded by Civic Center Drive to the north, Santa Ana Boulevard/Fourth Street to the south, Flower Street to the west and Sycamore Street to
the east.
As of April 12, the Plaza of the Flags area in the Civic Center was cleared of any encampments. Continue reading
Yvonne Paredes-Orozco
Santa Ana Police Department
Advisory: Currently Looking For Critical Missing 13 Year-Old Female
Missing Juvenile: Yvonne Paredes-Orozco (13)
On 4/13/18 at approximately 2:15pm, Yvonne Paredes-Orozco left school for the day but failed to get on the school bus to be dropped off with a parent. Paredes-Orozco was last seen running eastbound from McFadden Intermediate School towards Thorton Park in Santa Ana. Paredes-Orozco is Bipolar and in need of medication. The above photographs depict Paredes-Orozco’s school photo and a school surveillance photo showing what she was wearing at the time she ran away. Continue reading
Combine your culinary knowledge with creativity and create magical meals for guests as a part of the Disneyland Resort culinary team!
We invite you to visit our upcoming culinary job fair on April 16th to learn more about these exciting roles and our dynamic teams that provide unparalleled dining experiences. You will also have the chance to explore what it takes to excel in these roles through possible interviews from our recruiters and talented chefs. Continue reading