4th of July holiday closure: On Friday, July 4, 2025, City Hall is closed, there is no street sweeping, trash and recycling collection will be delayed by one day .    

Category: City News

Only ‘Safe and Sane’ fireworks are legal July 1-4

As the Independence Day holiday approaches, we would like to remind our community that only fireworks bearing the “Safe and Sane” seal are permitted to be used within the city limits July 1-4. The use of illegal fireworks may contribute to serious injuries and fires in our community. Possession and/or use of illegal fireworks is … Continued

The summer edition of CULTURA magazine is here

The summer edition of CULTURA, Santa Ana’s official community magazine, is now available and filled with everything you need to enjoy the season! Inside, you’ll find a full program guide for Parks and Recreation, the Santa Ana Public Library, and the Santa Ana Zoo. You’ll also discover an events calendar and inspiring stories from around … Continued

Newhope Library to temporarily close for renovations starting July 2

Exciting changes are coming to the Newhope Library! Beginning Wednesday, July 2, the library will close for a major renovation project that will bring new spaces and updated features. The renovation will include: New glass storefront style entrance and lobby New colorful and inviting building façade New Innovation Center to provide STEM learning opportunities Fully … Continued

Sign up for adult and youth summer classes and programs

July is just around the corner, and so is a new season of fun with Santa Ana Parks and Recreation! Whether you’re trying something new or building on a favorite hobby, our summer sessions offer exciting options for all ages. Explore art workshops, fitness classes, or enroll your child in Summer Splash Day Camp. There’s … Continued

Santa Ana Zoo to stay open late in July

This July, enjoy extra time with your favorite animals as the Santa Ana Zoo extends its hours on weekends and select Wednesdays. Stay past the usual 5 p.m. closing time and experience the Zoo in a whole new way. Extended hours are included with regular admission. Weekend hours in July: 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. … Continued

Rent Stabilization Newsletter – June 2025

News and Updates Sign up to receive important updates on the Rent Stabilization and Just Cause Eviction Ordinance by clicking the link below. Sign up to receive updates Rent Stabilization Program Updates 2025-26 Maximum Allowable Rent Increase Announcement The maximum allowable rent increase for the period September 1, 2025 through August 31, 2026, is: 2.42% … Continued

COSAS Newsletter: June 27, 2025

In the June 27, 2025, edition of the City Manager’s newsletter, visit our Know Your Rights page to find immigration services and other resources,  learn about the City’s newly approved budget, catch a movie in the park,  get active in adult and youth summer programs, and find more Santa Ana news and events. Subscribe to … Continued

Help us name our new park at Bristol and Tolliver streets

The City of Santa Ana Public Works Agency and Parks, Recreation and Community Services Agency recently broke ground on a new 1.25-acre park at the intersection of Bristol and Tolliver streets. The park will feature drought-tolerant landscaping, pedestrian pathways, recreational spaces, and a basketball court. It will be the first City park to have a … Continued

Economic Development update – June 2025

Translate The City of Santa Ana’s team of Economic Development Specialists are here to assist you with tools and resources for your business. For information about the City’s Incentives, workforce training programs, site selection assistance, navigating City licenses and permits, and other services and programs, please visit our website. Visit our website In the News … Continued

City Council approves 2025-26 budget

On June 17, the Santa Ana City Council approved a balanced budget for the 2025-2026 fiscal year that continues to provide the high-quality services that our community expects, while also investing more in parks, street repairs and improvements, public safety measures, and arts and culture programs. The 2025-2026 fiscal year budget of $778.37 million includes … Continued

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