Strong earthquake hits Veracruz, Mexico
Veracruz, Mexico was struck by a 6.5 Mw earthquake this morning, at approximately 7:11 am. Here is the earthquake summary report from the US Geographical Survey: Region: VERACRUZ, MEXICO Geographic…
Happy Birthday Benito Juarez!
Today is the birthday of one of Mexico's great presidents. An important statesman and liberal reformer, Benito Juarez was the first and only full-blooded indigenous leader to serve as president…
Mexica New Year lecture in Santa Ana on Saturday, Feb. 5
The Mexica Movement is hosting a Mexica New Year Lecture, celebraring Nican Tlaca Anahuac Heritage, on Saturday, Feb. 5, at El Centro Cultural de Mexico, located at 310 W. 5th…
Distinguished lecturer to speak about Mexican art and history on Jan. 31
On January 31st, at 7 p.m., Irvine Valley College will present its Distinguished Lecture Series featuring guest speaker Gregorio Luke. He will present a multimedia presentation on Mexico, Art and History.…
Help Mexican orphans at the El Jugueton dinner and toy drive on Dec. 3
Love to All, Inc. is a non-profit organization committed to ending the cycle of child homelessness in Mexico by assisting orphanages and the children they support. Join them on Friday,…
6.9 earthquake strikes Mexico’s Baja California, on day of California ShakeOut drill
Today at 10:21 am, millions of people practiced "Drop, Cover and Hold On" in the 2010 California ShakeOut drill! Here in Santa Ana, many of our residents were contacted during the drill by…
Trace your family history in Central Mexico on Nov. 6, in Orange
Family History Presentation and Research Saturday, November 6, 2010, 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Orange Family History Center, 674 S. Yorba Street, Orange, CA. A free presentation on how to…
2010 Mexican Bicentennial Events in Santa Ana on Sep. 18 and 19
2010 Mexican Bicentennial Events in Santa Ana September 16, 2010 will mark the 200th anniversary of Father Hidalgo’s call (El Grito) for Mexico’s independence from Spain. The Fourth Street Mexican…
Remember when Van Tran flew his Trannies to the border, at taxpayer expense?
Remember when Republican Assemblyman Van Tran flew a bunch of his Mexican-bashing Trannies to San Diego, to attack and ridicule Mexicans at the border? I do. You can read about…
Learn about the Fall of Tenochtitlan this Saturday at El Centro Cultural de Mexico
Join us for four lectures about the Fall of the Aztec Capitol, Tenochtitlan, this Saturday August 14, 2010 from 2 PM to 3:30 pm in Spanish, and from 3:30 pm…
Without Spanish and Mexican aid to the Patriots, there would be no 4th of July
A Spanish army defeats British soldiers in the Battle of Pensacola in 1781. In 1783 the Treaty of Paris returns all of Florida to Spain for the return of the…
Is it time to make Santa Ana a Sanctuary City?
A new Facebook group has formed in support of making Santa Ana a Sanctuary City. The group's page states that "In Santa Ana we have the numbers to make Santa Ana…
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Dia del Niño/Children’s Day to be held in Santa Ana this Sunday
Dia del Niño/Children's Day, is a tradition celebrated in Mexico and in many parts of the world-a day when communities honor their children. Dia del Niño/Children's Day will be held…
2004 Mexican Independence Celebration In Santa Ana Held On 9/11
There was a big hulabulloo recently in regards to the Mexican Independence Day celebration in downtown Santa Ana that was scheduled to take place on September 11th of this year. …
Damage reports coming in from Mexicali, after 7.2 earthquake
Photo by Jorge Rivera Reyes Reports are starting to come in from Mexicali, which was hit by a massive 7.2 earthquake today. "Emergency services in both the U.S. and Mexico…
