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The O.C. Women’s March is coming to DTSA on Jan. 19

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The annual O.C. Women’s March is set for January 19, 2019 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. – 1PM

While you don’t need a ticket to attend, the event organizers ask that you please sign up on their event page so they can have a better idea of how many people are coming.

About the 2019 OC Women’s March:

Thousands of women, men, and families peacefully took to the streets in Orange County for the past two years to make their voices heard on a variety of issues and to demand change.

Our diverse groups marched together under the idea that women’s rights are human rights and to make Orange County and our nation, more safe, fair and supportive of all women.

At the OC Women’s March this year, we want to emphasize and celebrate our pride in all we have accomplished together. Our county’s newfound strength was confirmed this past November when the activism in Orange County fueled the biggest transformation our community has ever seen.

This year, thousands of people will take to the streets again to claim our victory and more importantly demonstrate unity and solidarity in the work ahead.

Tips for a great 2019 OC Women’s March

  • Promote the March!
  • Download and print flyers to distribute to your local organizations, churches, cultural clubs, community bulletin boards, book clubs… where ever!
  • Download and print the “Our Movement” poster. Write in why you’re marching, snap a picture, and then tag us on social media. We’ll try to share all picture entries.
  • Tag your friends on social media to encourage them to march with you.
  • Use Hashtags. #OCWomensMarch #OurMovement
  • Get your friends together for a sign making party. Please remember that this is a peaceful, family-friendly March so offensive, violent, and obscene posters are not allowed

Day of the March:

  • Wear comfy shoes! Between the parking lot to the March start and the March loop, you’ll definitely get your steps in.
  • Don’t forget your sunscreen, water bottle, a snack, and of course, your sign.
  • Have a plan. Parking information will go out a few days before the March. We highly encourage you to carpool and have a meeting plan in case you get separated from friends. With over 20,000 people, cell service can be impacted.
  • Clean up: Please remember that we are walking through beautiful downtown Santa Ana where people work and live. Be respectful at all times and don’t leave a mess. Dispose of your signs at home. Please do not leave them at the March.

A body was run over by several cars on the 5 Freeway in Santa Ana early this morning

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A person was found dead after being run over several times early Monday morning on the 5 Freeway in Santa Ana, according to the L.A. Times.

The CHP started getting calls at about 1.am. after at least one driver reported that they had run over something that might have been a body, on the northbound 5 Freeway at the 22 Freeway, adjacent to William Elridge Park, just north of the MainPlace Mall, the Discovery Cube and the Santiago Creek – where dozens of homeless people camp out illegally.

The CHP later confirmed that the body was in the No. 2 lane and it was struck by several vehicles.

There were also unconfirmed reports that the victim had jumped from the 22 Freeway onto the 5.

The Orange Police Department said it had been in contact with the person, who had been walking the streets of Orange not far from where the body was found.

The incident resulted in the closure several lanes of the 5 Freeway that were finally reopened at about 3:30 a.m.

The Orange Police Department is looking for two stabbing suspects

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The City of Orange Police Department is trying to identify two suspects involved in a stabbing.

On December 23, 2018, at approximately 6:36 p.m., three victims were walking in the area of Glassell St. and W. Wilson Ave. when they were approached by the suspects who demanded money. When the victims refused to give the suspects money, two of the three victims were stabbed.

The victims were visiting for the holidays and have been released from the hospital.

Contact the Orange Police Department at 714-744-7444 if you have any information.

Ridesharing O.C. driver accused of molesting developmentally disabled women

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Rusty Lee Love

Costa Mesa Police Department

Advisory: We are seeking potential additional victims of a ridesharing driver arrested for sexually assaulting developmentally disabled women

Arrestee: Rusty Lee Love, 52, Huntington Beach

COSTA MESA, Calif. – The Costa Mesa Police Department (CMPD) is seeking potential additional victims of a ridesharing driver who was recently arrested on suspicion of sexually assaulting three developmentally disabled adult women.

Detectives have been conducting an ongoing investigation involving sexual assault allegations made by three developmentally disabled adult female victims. Love, who is an acquaintance of the victims, was identified as the man suspected of sexually assaulting each of the victims in their Costa Mesa homes while providing unlicensed massage services between 2017 and 2018.

On Friday, Dec. 21, 2018, CMPD Detectives arrested Love in the 20000 block of Beach Boulevard in Huntington Beach. He was booked into Orange County Jail on several charges of sexual assault against developmentally disabled persons and later posted bail.

After Love’s arrest, detectives learned he had been working as a ride-booking services driver, operating between Orange and San Diego County. Detectives are seeking the public’s assistance in identifying potential additional victims Love might have had access to through his employment as well as his personal network.

Incident/DR#: 18-5627

Arrest: Dec. 21, 2018, out of custody on $50,000 bail

Arrest Charges: one count of rape, one count of digital penetration of a developmentally disabled person, and one count of oral copulation of a developmentally disabled person

The investigation remains ongoing and anyone with additional information, or who believes they have been a victim, is encouraged to contact CMPD Detective Rob Dimel at (714) 754-5363.

The SAPD is conducting a DUI and Driver’s License Checkpoint on 12/28

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Santa Ana Police Department

Advisory SAPD conducting a DUI / Driver’s License checkpoint on Friday, December 28, 2018 in the area of 2100 S Raitt Street

SANTA ANA POLICE STEP UP DUI ENFORCEMENT

The Santa Ana Police Department will be conducting a DUI / Driver’s License checkpoint on Friday, December 28th, 2018. It will begin at 9:00 PM and is scheduled to conclude at 2:30 AM. It will be conducted in the area of 2100 S Raitt Street, in the City of Santa Ana.

The primary purpose of a DUI Checkpoint is to deter impaired driving, not to increase arrests. All too often, members of our community are senselessly injured or killed on local roadways by impaired drivers. This DUI / Driver’s License checkpoint is an effort to reduce those tragedies, as well as ensuring drivers have a valid driver’s license. The DMV reports that unlicensed drivers are 4.9 times more likely to cause a fatal crash than a licensed driver is.

The checkpoint will be staffed by officers trained in the detection of alcohol and drug impairment to provide on-the-spot assessments of drivers suspected of alcohol or drug impairment. All checkpoints are conducted in accordance with the guidelines for DUI checkpoint operations outlined in the California Supreme Court decision, Ingersoll v. Palmer.

All vehicles may be checked and drivers who are under the influence of alcohol and / or drugs will be arrested. Our objective is to send a clear message to those who are considering driving a motor vehicle after consuming alcohol and / or drugs – Drunk Driving, Over the Limit, Under Arrest. The public is encouraged to help keep roadways safe by calling 911 if they see a suspected impaired driver. Funding for this operation is provided by a grant from the California Office of Traffic Safety, through the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

The SAPD is investigating a pedestrian fatality that occurred after a hit and run accident

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Santa Ana Police Department

Advisory: SAPD Collision Investigation Unit Handling Fatal Auto Vs Ped. Collision – 900 Block of W. 1st Street

Decedent: Mark Stephen Keller (40) Brea

On 12/23/2018 at approximately 5:53 a.m., Dispatchers received numerous calls regarding a vehicle that had struck a tree in the center median of 1st Street east of Flower Street. Subsequent callers reported that the vehicle occupants were walking away westbound on 1st Street. When officers arrived on scene, they located two males lying in the roadway of 1st Street west of Flower Street. One of the males had significant head trauma and was unconscious.

During the investigation, it was determined that the driver and his passenger were fleeing the scene of the collision on foot. They crossed 1st Street southbound in the west crosswalk of Flower Street. While crossing 1st Street, both were struck by a westbound vehicle. The driver of this vehicle remained at scene and cooperated with officers.

On 12/26/2018, at 5:26 p.m. the pedestrian (the person identified as driver in the initial collision) died as a result the injuries sustained in subsequent the traffic collision. The initial investigation has revealed the deceased pedestrian/driver was under the influence of a drug at the time of both collisions.

Anyone with information about this collision is asked to contact the Santa Ana Police Department’s Traffic Division at (714) 245-8200 or Orange County Crime Stoppers at 1-855-TIP-OCCS.

Gangbanger gets prison time after defacing a popular mural in Santa Ana

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Eric Alan Cabrera

Eric Alan Cabrera, 20, Garden Grove, AKA Eric Alan Cabrera Mora, will serve the 16-month sentence concurrently with a two-year term for burglary, according to the Orange County Register. Cabrera got caught vandalizing a mural depicting nearly 200 portraits of Mexican-American men and women who served in the U.S. Military in World War II, the Korean War, and the Vietnam War.

Cabrera was accused of vandalizing a mural, “Among Heroes,” on the side of a small business on Washington Avenue in Santa Ana by spray painting graffiti on the wall, between March 11, 2018, and March 12, 2018.

He was also accused of vandalizing a clothing store on 1st Street in Santa Ana by tagging graffiti on its exterior wall, at approximately 2:30 a.m. on March 12, 2018. That incident was captured on surveillance cameras and reported to the Santa Ana Police Department, who investigated this case.

The popular mural, which was painted onto the side wall of the historic La Chiquita market, was restored by its artist with the help of more than $11,000 raised by SAPD police officers and a crowdfunding campaign. The father of Officer John Rodriguez, one of the police officers who helped raise the money, is featured on the wall and was present to help hand a donation check to Aguilar, according to the Orange County Register.

Cabrera got caught because SAPD police officers viewed surveillance footage and were able to see his vehicle’s license plate number and thus linked him to the crime.

Cabrera apparently committed these crimes on behalf of a criminal street gang.

On March 15, 2018, Cabrera was arrested in Anaheim on unrelated charges.

Santa Ana woman to be charged with vehicular manslaughter after fatal car accident

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19-YEAR-OLD DRIVER TO BE ARRAIGNED FOR VEHICULAR MANSLAUGHTER OF TWO MINORS AFTER FATAL CRASH IN TUSTIN

SANTA ANA, Calif. – A 19-year-old driver is scheduled to be arraigned tomorrow for the vehicular manslaughter of two minors after a fatal crash in Tustin.

Defendant: Josselyn Jazmine Anguiano, 19, Santa Ana

Charged on Nov. 27, 2018, with the following felony counts:

  • (2) Vehicular manslaughter with gross negligence
  • Child endangerment by caretaker
  • Infraction:
  • Seat belt required
  • Sentencing Enhancement: (4) Great bodily injury

Maximum Sentence: 10 years and four months in state prison

Court Date on Dec. 27, 2018, 8:30 a.m. at Department C-55, Central Justice Center, Santa Ana

Circumstances of the Case

  • On March 23, 2018, Anguiano is accused of driving a five passenger sedan with a total of seven occupants in the vehicle including 17-year-old John Doe 1 and 17-year-old John Doe 2.
  • The defendant is accused of reaching 75 miles per hour (mph) before attempting to turn on a street with a 35 mph speed limit near the District in Tustin.
  • The vehicle struck a curb at approximately 47 mph, hit multiple steel/concrete poles, flipped on its side, and slid for a short distance before coming to rest.
  • John Doe 1 was pronounced dead at the scene and John 2 later died on March 25, 2018. Injuries among two other minor passengers include a broken jaw and a fractured pelvis.
  • Tustin Police Department investigated this case.
  • Prosecutor: Deputy District Attorney Brian Orue, Homicide Unit

I-405 set to close overnight Saturday near Magnolia Street

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A full freeway closure is planned in both directions from 11 p.m. to 8 a.m. on Dec. 29 between Warner Avenue and Beach Boulevard

ORANGE – I-405 between Warner Avenue and Beach Boulevard is scheduled to fully close from approximately 11 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 29, to 8 a.m. on Sunday, Dec. 30, as part of the I-405 Improvement Project.
The full freeway closure, along with an overnight closure of the Magnolia Street bridge and freeway ramps, is necessary to demolish part of the bridge over I-405. The bridge, which straddles the cities of Fountain Valley, Huntington Beach and Westminster, will be demolished and reconstructed in two stages, allowing it to remain open to traffic during construction.

During this weekend’s freeway closure, northbound drivers will be detoured off the freeway at Warner Avenue, and southbound drivers will be detoured off at Beach Boulevard.

Drivers should expect delays in the area and are encouraged to use alternate routes if possible. Up-to-date closure and construction information is available on the project’s interactive map at www.octa.net/405map.

The $1.9 billion I-405 Improvement Project will add one regular lane in each direction between Euclid Street and I-605, and a second lane in each direction in the center of the freeway from SR-73 to I-605 that will combine with the existing carpool lanes to form the 405 Express Lanes.

The bridge is the fourth of more than 18 bridges to be built, widened or replaced as part of the project, which will speed up travel times on I-405 between Costa Mesa and the Los Angeles County line, an area traveled by more than 370,000 vehicles a day.

The Magnolia Street bridge is expected to take approximately 18 months to reconstruct. Improvements to the bridge include increasing the total number of lanes from four to six and adding sidewalks and bike lanes in each direction.

This 16-mile segment of I-405 is one of the most heavily traveled stretches of highway in the nation, and both the regular lanes and carpool lanes are heavily congested during rush hour and on weekends. The project is critical to accommodate expected employment, population and housing growth throughout the region.

It currently takes drivers about an hour to travel this section of freeway during rush hour and without the project, the commute is projected to double in the next 20 years. Once the project is finished in 2023, it is expected to take about 30 minutes to drive the 16 miles during rush hour in the regular lanes and about 15 minutes in the 405 Express Lanes.

People are encouraged to visit the project website at www.octa.net/405improvement to sign up for construction alerts via automated call, text message or email.

Please click here for full detour information.

About OCTA: The Orange County Transportation Authority is responsible for planning, funding and implementing transit and capital projects serving 34 cities and 3.1 million residents. With the mission of keeping Orange County moving, this includes freeways and express lanes, bus and rail transit, rideshare, commuter rail and active transportation.

Costa Mesa auto theft suspect tracked down by Rapid DNA program

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Advisory: Rapid DNA program leads to quick recovery of property stolen in a Costa Mesa theft from vehicle

RAPID DNA PROGRAM LEADS TO QUICK RECOVERY OF PROPERTY STOLEN IN COSTA MESA THEFT FROM VEHICLE

SANTA ANA, Calif. – The Orange County District Attorney’s Office (OCDA) Rapid DNA Program led to the quick recovery of property stolen from a vehicle in Costa Mesa, thanks to the DNA recovered by the Costa Mesa Police Department (CMPD) Crime Scene Investigation (CSI) team.

Defendant: Damian Taylor Maxey, 24, Buena Park

Charged on Dec. 24, 2018, with the following felony counts:

-Grand theft
-Receiving stolen property
-Unauthorized computer access
Prior Felony Convictions
-Identity theft in 2018
-Burglary in 2017
-Fraudulent use of access card in 2016

Maximum Sentence: Six years and eight months in state prison

Court Date: Arraignment, Dec. 26, 2018, 10:00 a.m., Department CJ-1, Central Jail, Santa Ana

Circumstances of the Case:

On June 11, 2018, Maxey pl eaded guilty to felony unauthorized use of personal identifying information and provided a DNA sample to the OCDA DNA Database as a term of his plea agreement and sentence.

On Dec. 14, 2018, at approximately 9:00 p.m., John Doe’s Volkswagen Jetta and Volkswagen Golf were parked in the driveway to his home.

At approximately 9:00 a.m. on Dec. 15, 2018, Doe walked out to his driveway and noticed his Golf was missing and property had been stolen from inside his Jetta. The defendant is accused of stealing approximately $1,630 of property from within the Jetta, including a MacBook Air, two pairs of Beats wireless headphones, and a spare key to the Golf.

The CMPD responded and CSI team processed the vehicle. DNA swabs were collected from various areas and items that had been moved by the suspect inside the vehicle

CMPD CSI also collected a used cigarette butt they located on the driveway pavement in between the area where the Golf and Jetta had be en parked.

On Dec. 19, 2018, CMPD CSI submitted a portion of the cigarette butt to the OCDA Rapid DNA Program for forensic analysis

On Dec. 20, 2018, the OCDA Rapid DNA Program tested the cigarette butt and matched the DNA profile to Damian Maxey’s DNA profile in the OCDA DNA Database. OCDA investigators provided CMPD with suspect information.

On Dec. 21, 2018, CMPD conducted a probation search of Maxey’s residence. The defendant is accused of possessing most property stolen from within the Jetta. The Golf and its spare key remain missing.

Maxey is further accused of deleting all data from the victim’s MacBook, rendering it inoperable at the time of recovery.
Rapid DNA Program.

The Rapid DNA program merges the power of the OCDA DNA Database with cutting edge DNA technology to provide investigators with leads, including suspect names, within hours of a crime. The program launched in 2015 and is available to all local law enforcement. The IntegenX RapidHIT 200 DNA instrument, which was validated for use with the assistance of the Orange County Crime Lab (OCCL), can generate a DNA profile from evidence collected at a crime scene in less than two hours. If suitable, that crime scene DNA profile is searched against the OCDA DNA Database, which was established in 2007 and is now the largest consensual DNA database in the country. The Rapid DNA program is supported by Proposition 69 funding and is a collaborative effort among the OCDA, OCCL and local law enforcement to harness the power of science and technology to promote justice and enhance public safety.

Prosecutor: Deputy District Attorney Andrew Katz, DNA Unit

OC Bus offers free rides on New Year’s Eve

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OCTA service now in its 17th year, helping revelers safely ring in 2019

ORANGE – The Orange County Transportation Authority is providing safe rides for those ringing in 2019 with free fares on OC Buses from 6 p.m. on New Year’s Eve, Monday, Dec. 31 until 2:30 a.m. on Tuesday, Jan. 1.

Riding an OC Bus is a safe and easy way to get to popular destinations around Orange County, including bus routes that operate near Downtown Fullerton, Disneyland, Knott’s Berry Farm and more.

Late-night service routes vary, so those who are planning to ride the bus are encouraged to plan their trip ahead of time by visiting www.OCBus.com or by calling (714) 636-7433.

“We want to ensure that everybody is celebrating responsibly on New Year’s Eve,” said OCTA Chairwoman Lisa Bartlett, also the county’s Fifth District Supervisor. “Please start the year off safely and consider taking advantage of our free holiday bus rides.”

Last year, more than 4,000 riders utilized the free bus service on New Year’s Eve and more than 150,000 have used it since it began in 2002.

For more information, visit www.OCBus.com.

This week’s Cochino List includes Taqueria Fiesta Grill

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The OC Health Care Agency has released a list of the eateries (including restaurants, caterers and even school kitchens) that they inspected and shut down for the week of Dec. 13 to Dec. 21, 2018. Most of these eateries reopen pretty quickly after the health inspectors determine their issues have been resolved. Here is the list:

  • Taqueria Fiesta Grill, 1180 S. Bristol St., Suite 106, Santa Ana, Closed: Dec. 19, Reason: Cockroach infestation, Reopened: Dec. 19
  • Guppy House, 5642 E. La Palma Ave., Suite 107, Anaheim, Closed: Dec. 20, Reason: No reason provided, Reopened: Dec. 21
  • Tacos Jalisco, 480 N. Tustin St., Orange, Closed: Dec. 17, Reason: Rodent infestation, Reopened: Dec. 17
  • Nuevo Amanecer, 114 N. Tustin Ave., Anaheim, Closed: Dec. 19, Reason: Insufficient hot water, Reopened: Dec. 19
  • Chomp Sushi, 181 E. Commonwealth Ave., Fullerton, Closed: Dec. 19, Reason: Cockroach infestation, Reopened: Dec. 20
  • Bagel Me!, 5552 E. Santa Ana Canyon Road, Anaheim, Closed: Dec. 19, Reason: Cockroach infestation, Reopened: Dec. 19
  • Rite Aid, 11961 Valley View St., Garden Grove, Closed: Dec. 18, Reason: Rodent infestation, Reopened: Dec. 18
  • Star BBQ, 8295 Garden Grove Blvd., Garden Grove, Closed: Dec. 18, Reason: Insufficient hot water, Reopened: Dec. 20
  • Zaytoon’s Kabob, 11879 Valley View St., Suite A, Garden Grove, Closed: Dec. 17, Reason: Rodent infestation, Reopened: Dec. 17
  • Flame Broiler, 8689 Irvine Center Drive, Suite 100, Irvine, Closed: Dec. 17, Reason: Employee restrooms non-functioning, Reopened: Dec. 17
  • Quan Khat, 12860 Beach Blvd., Suites A-B, Stanton, Closed: Dec. 17, Reason: Cockroach infestation, Reopened: Dec. 18
  • George’s Donuts, 216 S. State College Blvd., Anaheim, Closed: Dec. 13, Reason: Cockroach infestation, Reopened: Dec. 13
  • Valerio’s Bake Shop, 649 N. Euclid St., Anaheim, Closed: Dec. 13, Reason: Cockroach infestation, Reopened: Dec. 19
  • Royal Thai Cuisine, 1750 S. Coast Highway, Laguna Beach, Closed: Dec. 19, Reason: Rodent infestation
  • Update: Tebo Tebo Tea Lounge at 15556 Brookhurst St., Suite B, Westminster, closed Dec. 12 because of a cockroach infestation, reopened Dec. 14.
  • Update: La Vida Cantina at 1870 Harbor Blvd., Suite A209, Costa Mesa, closed Dec. 11 because of a cockroach infestation, reopened Dec. 13.

DNA evidence led to the arrest of a man for allegedly kidnapping and raping a girl in Costa Mesa

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Rodolfo Jimenez, a 32-year-old man, is scheduled to be arraigned next month on charges of kidnapping a girl in Costa Mesa and raping her, according to NBC.

Jimenez was connected to the victim via DNA evidence. He claims not to know the victim.

Jimenez was charged on Wednesday with kidnapping for child molestation, forcible lewd act on a child, sexual penetration by force of a child younger than 14 and rape, all felonies.

The attack happened on Aug. 18.

Jimenez will be arraigned on Jan. 11, at the Central Justice Center in Santa Ana.

Five O.C. Sheriff’s Deputies were attacked by inmates at the OC Central Men’s Jail on Thursday

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A scary situation developed at the Orange County Central Men’s Jail, which is located in Santa Ana at 550 N Flower St., this Thursday morning, at around 7:30 a.m., as the prisoners turned on five Orange County sheriff’s deputies, who were injured and hospitalized after the attack, according to the O.C. Register.

The inmates were exchanging clothing and sheets in a hallway at the jail when an fight broke out and the inmates then attacked the deputies, according to the sheriff’s department said.

One of the inmates ended up with moderate injuries. He was hospitalized. The rest of the inmates were medically assessed and cleared to return to their jail cells.

The jail was placed on lockdown while the incident was investigated.

Sheriff-elect Don Barnes claims that assaults at the jail have increased since AB 109 passed in 2011, which resulted in some state prisoners being transferred to county jails, according to ABC News.

Assaults have doubled to almost 65 per year since AB 109 passed. There were an average of 26.8 inmate assaults on staff per year before this bill passed.

Santa Ana’s City Hall will be closed from Dec. 24 to Jan. 1

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City of Santa Ana

Advisory: SANTA ANA CITY HALL WILL BE CLOSED FROM MONDAY, DEC. 24 THROUGH TUESDAY, JAN. 1.

City Hall is closed from Monday, December 24, 2018 through Tuesday, January 1, 2019. City Hall will re-open on Wednesday, January 2, 2019.

During the City Hall closure, if there is an emergency such as tree down, water leak, obstruction blocking streets, or light pole down from car accident, please call 911. For non-emergency service requests such as sidewalk repair, graffiti, or furniture on parkway, please contact the After-Hours Public Works Dispatch Hotline: (714) 647-3380.

For more information, please visit www.santa-ana.org.