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 came from Sheriffs using unmarked cars and plain clothes. It's unclear why the warrants were served so late
The Santanero says yes, but with slightly better air quality.
Here's what The Santanero is monitoring ahead of Tuesday's city council meeting.
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A Tustin landscaper has been identified by his eldest Marine vet son after he was violently detained by immigration agents in Santa Ana.
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Santa Ana Police redacted all ICE courtesy notifications following a June 6 letter from U.S. Attorney Essayli warning the city that disclosing them could violate federal law.
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Transparency has been the key to keeping equilibrium between Santaneros and local officials. It is what keeps the relationship trustworthy when times get tough. Over the past ten days, The Santanero has taken the necessary steps to engage with public officials, submitting a total of 87 questions meant to inform
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Accused of inaction and betrayal, Amezcua was confronted by residents who demanded accountability and change, or be removed.
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CITY HALL — After a week of federal immigration enforcement actions in Santa Ana — which sparked mostly peaceful protests across the city — residents are expressing outrage over Mayor Valerie Amezcua’s apparent three-day silence and her eventual decision to side with law enforcement. Frustrated Santaneros are showing up in large numbers
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It has been over a year since the former 99 Cents Only Store closed permanently at the corner of Bristol and Warner. After sitting vacant for more than 12 months, the property's longtime owner, NewMark Merrill, announced Thursday that a lease has been signed with Sprouts Farmers Market.
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Mater Dei High School administration received a letter Monday from alumni expressing strong disapproval and calling for the immediate retraction of the school’s partnership with the Santa Ana Police Department and other law enforcement agencies. The controversy centers on the use of the Mater Dei campus as a staging
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In a video statement released Wednesday, Mayor Amezcua claimed she had been working behind the scenes for three days while federal immigration enforcement was active in Santa Ana, starting Monday, June 9. Many commentators criticized her response as too late, and in a follow-up interview with ABC7’s David Gonzalez,
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Santa Ana streets have seen a noticeable decline in activity following federal immigration raids that began last Monday. With the National Guard maintaining a visible presence along East Fourth Street and Santa Ana Boulevard and ongoing protests, many residents are avoiding the Downtown area—a shift that is already impacting
