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'Stop acting powerless,' Garden Grove officials grilled about immigration response

'Stop acting powerless,' Garden Grove officials grilled about immigration response

In recent months community members and immigration rights groups have urged the council to take a stance and …

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Tears and frustration at Santa Ana immigration court, where a lawyer fears for his clients' safet...

Tears and frustration at Santa Ana immigration court, where a lawyer fears for his clients' safet...

'I can't in good conscience tell them that they're not in danger,' the attorney said, referring to the fast-t…

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New at the Santa Ana Zoo: alligators, geckos and pythons, oh my!

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By Mona Darwish Verified
| The Orange County Register Verified
New reptile exhibits are live at the Santa Ana Zoo, which recently acquired a Chinese alligator and a leaf-tailed gecko named Mort, with more to come. The Chinese alligator is one of two alligator species in the world. Unlike its American counterpart, the Chinese alligator is considered critically endangered, with fewer than 150 reportedly left in China’s Yangtze River, its native habitat, according to zoo officials.
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Santa Ana solicitará al estado autorización para poner en marcha un programa piloto de cámaras de control de velocidad

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By Mona Darwish Verified
| San Luis Obispo Tribune Verified
Los líderes de Santa Ana solicitarán a la legislatura estatal que modifique un proyecto de ley que permitiría a la ciudad unirse a un programa piloto de sistemas automatizados de control de velocidad, junto con otras seis ciudades de California actualmente autorizadas para instalar dichas cámaras.
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Santa Ana solicitará al estado autorización para poner en marcha un programa piloto de cámaras de control de velocidad

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By Mona Darwish Verified
| Excélsior California Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Los líderes de Santa Ana solicitarán a la legislatura estatal que modifique un proyecto de ley que permitiría a la ciudad unirse a un programa piloto de sistemas automatizados de control de velocidad, junto con otras seis ciudades de California actualmente autorizadas para instalar dichas cámaras.
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