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Teamsters warn of countywide strike if labor negotiations continue to stall (opens the original)
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More than 400 employees of county departments responsible for roads, parks and waste operations warned Tuesday of a potential strike as union negotiations with county leaders drag on for a new labor agreement — a work stoppage that could disrupt services for roughly 3 million residents. The last three-year contract workers represented by Teamsters Local 952 had expired June 25. “We just want to feel valued,” Jacob Thompson, a five-year OC Waste & Recycling employee assigned to the Prima Deshecha
Candidates for Santa Ana City Council go on the record ahead of November election (opens the original)
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Six candidates across three Santa Ana City Council races faced pointed questions during a recent forum at Heroes Elementary School. The discussion with the Ward 2, 4, and 6 council candidates was hosted by the non-partisan Communication Linkage Forum, or Com-Link, which represents more than 60 Santa Ana neighborhood associations. It was preceded Thursday night, Sept. 24, by a mayoral candidate session with incumbent Valerie Amezcua and challengers Dwyane Shipp and Dan Shimell, who fielded questi
3rd and Broadway redevelopment project in Santa Ana remains in limbo (opens the original)
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On 3rd Street, an aging three-story parking structure tucked in downtown Santa Ana’s Main and Broadway corridor is at the heart of a potential legal battle between the city and Caribou Industries, a local real estate company with ties to major redevelopment projects in the city. On Sept. 15, the City Council authorized filing a lawsuit against Caribou Industries and affiliate Partners Capital Solutions over an agreement the city has with the developers for 3rd and Broadway, a project to replace
Santa Ana residents grill developer over latest One Broadway Plaza proposal (opens the original)
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Tensions between Santa Ana residents and representatives of developer Caribou Industries remained high throughout a second sunshine meeting held Thursday to discuss revisions proposed for One Broadway Plaza, a 37-story tower first approved by the city more than 20 years ago. One Broadway Plaza was pitched in 1999 as a commercial skyscraper, and the City Council approved the needed zoning changes in 2004. During the pandemic, the developer asked to reduce the office space and introduce a resident
OC Pride’s Big Homecoming: Festival Returns to Downtown Santa Ana in October (opens the original)
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Orange County Pride’s annual festival is returning to downtown Santa Ana this year — a move organizers say has been met with “overwhelming support” and is shaping up to make October’s homecoming celebration the biggest event they’ve held yet. This year’s festival will be held Oct. 10, with free admission open to all members of the public. “We’re so excited to show everybody what we’ve been working on all year. It’s going to be a great day; I’m very much anticipating it,” Orange County Pride Exec
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