UPDATE: Click here to read about all the places you can buy tamales in and around Santa Ana.
Tamales for families during the Christmas festivities is a tradition in the Santa Ana Community. We take pride to bring you our hand made delicious spicy, mouth watering tamales.
The Kiwanis of Santa Ana is fundraising for Book Awards and Tuition for low [...]
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Santa Ana College’s Homecoming 2010 is today, Oct. 16, at 1 pm.
Support the DONS, wear your red Santa Ana College gear and come support the Dons as they take on Golden West College in the East Conference opener and the 2010 Homcoming Game, at the Santa Ana Stadium, located at Civic Center and Flower. Click [...]
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OLIVE CREST’S NOVA ACADEMY, RECENTLY NAMED ONE OF THE BEST HIGH SCHOOLS IN CALIFORNIA BY U.S. NEWS AND WORLD REPORT, NOW REGISTERING STUDENTS FOR FALL SEMESTER
With small classes, personalized attention and the opportunity to take college courses, NOVA helps all students—including at-risk teens—excel in high school
Parents and students invited to learn more about the benefits of NOVA and [...]
Congressman Dana Rohrabacher graduated from Palos Verdes High School in Palos Verdes Estates, California, attended Los Angeles Harbor College, and earned a bachelor’s degree in history at California State University, Long Beach in 1969. He received his master’s degree in American Studies at the University of Southern California.
This is not a man who ever lacked [...]
“After two days of voting, and five hours of tallying votes after polls closed, Nadia Lopez was elected new Associated Student Government president,” at Santa Ana College, according to their student newspaper, El Don.
Lopez received 339 votes Friday, beating opponent Juan Reyes, who had 266 votes.
There were a total of 614 ballots.
For the third year in [...]
Posted in Education, elections, Latinos, Santa Ana, Youth Tags: associated student government, el don, nadia lopez, santa ana college 1 Comment »On behalf of Senator Lou Correa, Undersecretary Rocky Chavez, California Department of Veterans Affairs, Santa Ana College and The American G.I. Forum Education Foundation, I invite you and your family to the Veterans Conference:
A Celebration of Service – Providing Answers to Veterans Issues
Saturday June 5, 2010 from 10AM to 6PM
Santa Ana Community College, located at [...]
Board of Trustees Meeting (Rally 3P.M.– Board Meeting 4:30 P.M.)
The Santa Ana College Associated Student Government calls on all faculty, staff, and students to speak out against the cuts and layoffs. We urge all those who have lost their jobs or had their hours cut to come and speak out. All students who have lost classes [...]
Santa Ana’s Nova Academy Early College High School, which serves students from the 8th to the 11th grades, is having an Open House on March 22, from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., at their campus, which is located at 2609 W. 5th St., in Santa Ana. Refreshments will be served. Parents are invited!
As a charter school that [...]
Santa Ana College Alumni Hall of Fame Achievement Awards
For the past 50 years, Santa Ana College has honored over 150 outstanding alumni representing all walks of life. The tradition began in 1955 when the first three award recipients were named. A formal Alumni Hall of Fame was developed in 1991, with an annual ceremony to [...]
The students at Santa Ana College have come up with a novel way to raise money, so they can save the classes that are in danger of being cut. Here is an explanation of this new fundraising program, from Alex Flores, the President of the Associated Students at Santa Ana College:
As students, we are taking action by [...]
Posted in Charities, Education, Latinos, Santa Ana Tags: alex flores, associated students, santa ana college, selling parking spaces 1 Comment »Art sale at Santa Ana College . . this week only!
The art sale features lots of ceramic pieces by local artist Connie Major.
Dec. 1 & 2, 2009
10:30am to 4:00pm and 6:00am to 9:00pm
Dec. 3, 2009
10:00am to 3:00pm
Connie Major, A Ceramic Artist – Clay is clean dirt and I love to play in it!
(714) 547-7404 land
(714) 673-8114 cell
Posted in Arts and Culture, Business, Education, Santa Ana Tags: art sale, ceramics, connie major, Santa Ana, santa ana college 1 Comment »“Former Santa Ana College student Vicente Serrano returns to screen his documentary “A Forgotten Injustice” on Monday, October 19,” according to the Anaheim Examiner.
The first screening starts at 11:00 a.m. in Santa Ana College’s Phillips Hall.
Here’s a few excerpts about the movie and Serrano, from the Anaheim Examiner:
“A Forgotten Injustice” uncovers the story of expulsion [...]
Congresswoman Loretta Sanchez, who represents Santa Ana and surrounding cities in the 47th Congressional District, will be speaking at Santa Ana College tomorrow morning, Sep. 18, at 10 am, about the modern day slavery known as Human Trafficking.”
Students will hear from the Orange County Human Trafficking Task Force; an FBI Special Agent; Immigration and Customs [...]
When Alex Flores raised money to save summer classes at Santa Ana College, he was building a New Santa Ana!
And now for something completely different…this is Santa Ana’s new blog. It is a place to talk about how we can make this city a better place to live.
This won’t be a political blog – or [...]
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