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Lose the stockpile of bottles. Santa Ana’s tap water is safe to drink

The CDC might recommend keeping a supply of drinkable water in case of emergency, but people have been filling up their carts and stockpiling bottled water for the better part of a

March 28, 2020

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Struggling to pay rent because of COVID-19? The city’s new executive order could help

The City of Santa Ana enacted a moratorium on residential and commercial foreclosures and evictions last Thursday, preventing any tenant who has had their income impacted by the coronavirus pandemic from being

March 28, 2020

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Transcript: Our First COVID-19 Live Chat with RSCCD Chancellor Marvin Martinez

The most recent news this morning is that we have our district’s first confirmed case of COVID-19: a part-time employee at SCC’s health and wellness center. Could you explain a little more

March 26, 2020

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IN PHOTOS: Huntington Beach closes pier, picnic areas after crowded weekend under “stay at home” order

The city of Huntington Beach will close its pier, picnic areas, sports fields and other recreational spaces starting tomorrow after community concerns about ineffective social distancing practices on the first weekend of

March 23, 2020

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State issues order to “Stay at Home” that overrides OC’s previous directive

UPDATE 3/20 11:04 a.m. On Wednesday, March 18, the Orange County Health Care Agency released an amended order to the one below that attempted to clear up confusion by clarifying that businesses

March 20, 2020

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Don’t panic. Local supply chain is ready to re-stock empty grocery shelves

COVID-19 is keeping grocery stores busy, with consumers emptying out shelves each day and stocking up on what they think they’ll need. But there’s no need to panic buy, Santa Ana. The

March 18, 2020

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City enacts protections against evictions, utility shutoffs and price gouging

Santa Ana City Council passed an emergency resolution Tuesday that supports protections from eviction, prevents utility shut-offs and enacts other relief measures for residents and businesses. In their last in-person city council

March 17, 2020

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Santa Ana College Moves Classes Online Through April 24

District officials announced tonight that the college will be moving in-person instruction online for over a month starting next week in an attempt to help mitigate the spread of the COVID-19 virus.

March 12, 2020

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Art Department Hosting “Safe Space” to Mourn Professor’s Passing

Santa Ana College Assistant Professor of Art Ed Fosmire passed away last Tuesday, March 3. He is remembered as not only a dedicated curator, art history educator but as a doting father,

March 10, 2020

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District Asks Voters to Approve New Bond

Rancho Santiago Community College District is asking taxpayers on Tuesday to fund nearly $500 million of improvements across all three of its campuses. Measure L is a bond that would cost the

March 2, 2020

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