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Santa Ana residents hope to stop apartment development at grocery store location

Santa Ana residents hope to stop apartment development at grocery store location A Northgate González Market in Norwalk. The Santa Ana City Council has approved a plan to demolish a Northgate Market on East Fourth Street and erect “luxury” apartments in its place. (Luis Sinco / Los Angeles Times) Jan. 21, 2021 5:02 PM PT Print Santa Ana residents who live near the Northgate González Market on East Fourth Street are fighting the closure of the low-cost grocery store they have relied on for years. Northgate Market said the neighborhood will still have nearby grocery store options. The Santa Ana City Council approved a plan last month to demolish the market and erect “luxury” apartments in its place. It was one of the first controversial decisions by the new council, which added three members and a new mayor in November.

Q&A: New Santa Ana mayor aims to improve pandemic response, housing affordability and police oversight

This year’s election was historic for Santa Ana as Vicente Sarmiento replaced outgoing Mayor Miguel Pulido, who termed out after 26 years. Sarmiento ran as possibly the first Bolivian American mayoral candidate, and earned the trust of voters with a platform that put Santa Ana’s most vulnerable residents front and center. Sarmiento, who served three terms on the City Council, is taking the reins amid skyrocketing COVID-19 numbers and the economic crisis it caused. TimesOC spoke with Sarmiento about his plans and goals. Q: What are some of the main issues you are looking to take on during your term?

City Of Santa Ana Enacts A Local Mandatory Mask Order