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A Santa Ana man suffered an acid attack on Tuesday night

Posted on September 26, 2018 by Editor Posted in Crime, OCFA, Santa Ana Leave a comment

Crime in Santa Ana reached a new low on Tuesday night as an unidentified 43-year-old employee of a Santa Ana store sustained second-degree burns to his face, chest, an arm and a leg after a suspect threw acid at him in the store’s parking lot, according to the O.C. Register.

OCFA firefighters responded to the scene and hosed off the victim as he was standing next to his car at the 700 block of East Fourth St., after 9 p.m. This incident happened a few blocks east of the DTSA East End Promenade. Continue reading→

Man stabbed to death at a Top Acid Thursday punk rock show at Underground DTSA

Posted on March 4, 2016 by Editor Posted in Crime, Michele Martinez, Music, Santa Ana 3 Comments

It has happened again. A young man, Nathan Joe Alfaro, of Westminster, was murdered in Downtown Santa Ana, this time at a concert venue called Underground DTSA, on Thursday night, according to the O.C. Register.

A 23-year-old man was fatally stabbed when a fight broke out at about 10:30 p.m., inside Underground DTSA, which is located at 220 East Third St., in Santa Ana’s East End Promenade.

The fight broke out as the second of five punk rock bands scheduled to perform Thursday night was playing. “It was just one psycho dude who started a mosh pit,” musician Laena Geronimo said, according to KTLA. Continue reading→

Planning Commission to consider the Fourth Street Market’s CUP request on Monday

Posted on August 24, 2014 by Editor Posted in Business, Entertainment, Food, Hipsters, Restaurants, Santa Ana 50 Comments

Fourth Street Market

Santa Ana’s Planning Commission will be considering a request by representatives of the Fourth Street Market for conditional use permits to allow a Type 47 Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) license, after hours operation, and a banquet use in the Specific Development 84 (SD84) zoning district on Monday, August 25, 2014 at 5:30 pm. (Click here to read the Planning Commission agenda).

The Fourth Street Market is the crowning gem of the Downtown Santa Ana (DTSA) gentrifiers. It will be located at 201 East Fourth Street and is owned by Ryan Chase’s East End Partners. What is this development? Well it is a “groovy food hall” – and when it opens it will join five other hipster eating establishments including OC Mix in Costa Mesa, the Anaheim Packing House, the Union Market in Tustin and, by the end of the year, another high-end artisinal food complex in Mission Viejo, according to Orange Coast Magazine.

So far at the Anaheim food hall, the crowds have not let up – though many visitors have complained about the lack of nearby parking, according to the OC Register.

I found a public relations article that had quite a few details about what the Fourth Street Market will look like: Continue reading→

Santa Ana Art Walk set for tonight in the Artists Village

Posted on July 6, 2013 by Editor Posted in Alcohol, Arts and Culture, Bars, Entertainment, Music, Restaurants, Santa Ana 1 Comment

Puro Packard Power! See these beauties TODAY @ the SANTORA

Today, July 6, 2013, is the first Saturday of the month, which means that tonight it is time once more for the Downtown Santa Ana Art Walk, in Santa Ana’s Artists Village and the East End Promenade, from 7 pm until 11 pm.

Events include: Continue reading→

Santa Ana College’s Annual Fashion Show set for Sunday, May 19

Posted on May 17, 2013 by Editor Posted in Arts and Culture, Entertainment, Fashion, Santa Ana Leave a comment

Come out and support Santa Ana College’s Annual Fashion Show hosted by SAC Fashion Club and Department at the historic Yost Theater, this Sunday, May 19, from 2 pm to 4 pm, at the Yost Theater, located at 307 N. Spurgeon Street, in Santa Ana.

Students will be showcasing their design, follow by local business, plus hair and make up done by Paul Mitchell The School. Music will be provided by DJ Virtigo (Wreck Hall), also food and refreshments will be available. Tickets can be purchase online here. Continue reading→

Check out tonight’s First Saturday Art Walk in Downtown Santa Ana

Posted on January 7, 2012 by Editor Posted in Arts and Culture, Bars, Entertainment, Fashion, Music, Restaurants, Santa Ana 2 Comments

Check out Downtown Santa Ana tonight for this month’s First Saturday Downtown Santa Ana Art Walk. Arts, crafts and live entertainment centrally located at: Second Street Promenade (2nd & Broadway) & the East End (3rd & Spurgeon).

There is always something new to see, including: Continue reading→

The First Saturday Santa Ana Art Walk on 9/3 will be epic!

Posted on September 2, 2011 by Editor Posted in Arts and Culture, Bars, Entertainment, Movies, Music, Restaurants, Santa Ana 1 Comment

This Saturday’s Santa Ana Art Walk is going to be amazing – with more entertainment and events than ever before.

For starters, how about some lucha libre? Luchpaloozawill be starting at 6 pm, at 324 W. 4th Street, in Downtown Santa Ana. FREE!! Lucha Libre!!! Music and more! Continue reading→

Santa Ana bike repair workshop today at the East End Promenade

Posted on June 25, 2011 by Editor Posted in Bicycles, Charities, Entertainment, Santa Ana Leave a comment

The Bicycle Tree has found a new Santa Ana monthly bike repair workshop location.

On the last Saturday of every month from 11 am – 4 pm, they’ll be in the East End Promenade (formerly known as the Fiesta Marketplace) in front of the historic Yost Theater at 307 N. Spurgeon St. in downtown Santa Ana.

They will be there today, Saturday, June 25, from 11 am to 4 pm.

They provide the tools and as much help as you need, while you fix your own bike. $5 suggested donation per hour. No one turned away for lack of funds.

You don’t have to show up when they open – just give yourself the time you need to get stuff done before they finish up at 4:00.

They have a full assortment of tools available. However, they do not have much in the way of parts, tires, chains, etc. Please visit your favorite local bike shop and get what you need (Janet’s Bike Shop is a couple blocks away). They will be happy to help you with installations, adjustments, and repairs. They pretty much do it all – come true those wheels, adjust those derailleurs, fix them brakes, replace that chain, and overhaul your hubs, bottom bracket, and headset. They can also help you saw your bike in half if you want.

The idea is for you to learn while you do it yourself (even the vastly experienced learn a tiny bit each time they do something). They will not fix your bike for you, but they’re there for you and will often lend a hand.

They’re excited to be in this new location, and are thankful to those who have helped them get this spot.