Councilman Sal Tinajero welcomes a new business to Santa Ana
Santa Ana Councilman Sal Tinajero welcomed a new business into town last night as he attended and spoke at the grand opening of Academy Mortgage Corporation, which, in conjunction with…
Academy Mortgage Corp. and New Century Realtors celebrating the grand opening of their new Santa Ana office tonight
Academy Mortgage Corporation and New Century Realtors are celebrating the grand opening of their new office in Santa Ana, at 2670 North Main St., which is located at the southwest…
Public hearing about One Broadway Plaza this Monday at Santa Ana Council meeting
The Santa Ana City Council will be conducting a Public Hearing on Monday, at the end of their Council meeting, regarding the proposed amendments to the developer agreement with Mike…
Board of Supervisors holds special meeting to consider 20,000 acre gift on Tuesday
OC Parks Commissioners sign a binder filled with documents associated with the proposed gift. Commissioners pictured are, from left, Stephan Andranian, Dick Davenport, Trish Kelley, Matt Cunningham, Chair Bert Ashland…
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How will the Santa Ana City Council vote on Mike Harrah’s OBP changes?
Now that the Santa Ana Planning Commission has voted, by a margine of 3-2, to approve the changes requested in the developer agreement for the One Broadway Plaza development, by…
Santa Ana City Council responds to criticism of Transit Zone project
Santa Ana Gateway the focus of revitalization efforts June 8, 2010 Santa Ana City Council has given the green light to a sweeping development plan that will enhance the gateway…
Building One Broadway Plaza is what the people want
A few days ago my fellow Orange Juice blogger Art Pedroza wrote a post articulating the position that perhaps now is the time to get Mike Harrah’s One Broadway Plaza…
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Santa Ana City Council approves the Transit Zone project unanimously
The Santa Ana City Council voted unanimously tonight to approve the Transit Zone project. Council Members Michele Martinez, David Benavides, Carlos Bustamante and Sal Tinajero voted in the affirmative. Miguel Pulido, Claudia…
Santa Ana City Manager Dave Ream responds to OC Grand Jury report about the Transit Zone
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: May 24, 2010 Contact: David N. Ream, City of Santa Ana, (714) 647-5200 Santa Ana, CA – The City of Santa Ana has received the Grand Jury…
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SACReD community forum on Tuesday, June 1
We Want a Dignified Community for All-- It is still time for the City to think over their response and reconsider a Community Benefits Agreement The community has united and…
Developer wants to turn Park Santiago Neighborhood into Los Angeles
"The City of Santa Ana has received an application for the Park View at Town and Country Manor project, proposing to construct additional structures and facilities within the existing Town…
City of Santa Ana settles lawsuit over demolition of homes in the Lacy neighborhood
Line drawing of the Courtyard Housing the City of Santa Ana had proposed for the Lacy Neighborhood FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contacts: Friends of the Historic Lacy Neighborhood Jeff Dickman: 714.240.0883…
Councilwoman Martinez to host a Station District Town Hall meeting on April 21
Santa Ana Council Member Michele Martinez is hosting a Station District Town Hall Meeting on Wednesday, April 21, at 6:30 pm, at Garfield Elementary School, located at 850 Brown St.,…
Floral Park Home & Garden Tour coming up on April 24-25
Floral Park Home & Garden Tour 2010 The Floral Park Neighborhood will be hosting its 18th annual Home and Garden Tour, April 24-25, 2010, 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.…
Santa Ana’s Twin Towers are now available for rent!
A few years back there was much ballyhoo about the fact that so called high-rise condominium buildings were going up in Orange County. Advertisements pictured happy couples enjoying the “good…