Frida Kahlo’s Personal Photo Collection From Mexico City Arrives in Santa Ana
With the explicitness of her self-portraits, the legacy of painter Frida Kahlo flourishes over half a century after her death.
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A New Era Of Protest For Santa Ana’s Youth
In resistance to the election of President Donald J. Trump and his conservative policies, Santa Ana’s youth are finding their voices by marching, protesting and using their Constitutional rights to create change
Local Photographer Set to Showcase Santa Ana’s Diversity and Culture
The largest single exhibition of photography portraying Santa Ana's diversity and culture will be on display at Bowers Museum in Federico Medina's social documentation, on May 4 and 5.
Tensions Run High as O.C. Marchers Rally to Support President
About 2,000 people gathered to support President Donald Trump at the “Make America Great Again” march in Huntington Beach on Saturday, March 25.
Santa Ana Protestors Rally Against President-Elect Trump
Protestors rallied in the streets of Downtown Santa Ana on Nov. 13 in opposition to President-elect Donald Trump’s negative campaign messages and policies targeting women, African-Americans, Muslims, people with disabilities and the
California Voters Legalize Recreational Marijuana
For the first time in California history, recreational marijuana users can smoke the plant legally. Adults can now possess up to an ounce of marijuana, grow and smoke the plant at home
Party On This Week at the OC Film Fiesta
The seventh annual OC Film Fiesta will kick off Oct. 13 at Bowers Museum with a tribute to the late Mexican singer and icon Juan Gabriel. This year, the film festival celebrates
Mexican Independence Day Celebration Returns to Santa Ana
Downtown Santa Ana will host a two-day Mexican Independence Day carnival and parade on Sept. 10 and 11. The 38th Annual Fiestas Patrias will include food vendors, carnival rides, music and booths with
ASG Seeking Student Leaders for 2016-2017 School Year
The Associated Student Government is taking applications for student leadership positions to fill vacant spots for the current school year. The deadline to apply is Friday, Sept. 2 at noon. Over 30
Mexican Singer and Icon Juan Gabriel Dies of Heart Attack
Any mariachi ensemble worth its performance fee knows how to play “Amor Eterno,” one of the most famous ballads in the history of Mexico, written by Mexican singer and composer Juan Gabriel,