An initial audit claimed the Santa Ana police union’s health trust was overpaid by millions while running a deficit. The same day Mayor Pro Tem Vazquez requested a state probe, a revised audit corrected the overpayment and showed the deficit was covered by reserves.
WASHINGTON, D.C. — In a 6-3 party-lined decision Monday, the U.S. Supreme Court has allowed racially profiling federal immigration raids in Southern California to continue, pausing a lower court’
Justin Davidson, former math teacher at Middle College High School, was almost rehired by SAUSD—unaware of his arrest and charge for murder of his dementia-stricken wife.
Amezcua faced public criticism for not demanding the removal of ICE and the National Guard from Santa Ana. However, according to the City Attorney's office, the City Charter does not grant the authority to issue such an order.
The Orange County Fair opens Friday, but ICE concerns may deter some visitors, especially immigrants. Fair officials assure it's a safe fair for everyone and ICE doesn’t have free access.
The Santa Ana City Council voted uninamously on Tuesday to host a special joint meeting with the ad-hoc commitee, City Council, and Police Oversight Commission within the next 60 days
A federal immigration judge granted Narciso Barranco bond on Thursday. While a charge(s) against him was sustained, a petition for status change will also move forward.
Initial reports of ICE at the 1300 block of Myrtle Street were false. Orange County Sheriffs were serving two warrants late Monday night at an apartment complex. The confusion likely
