Alta Baja Market, La Vegana Mexicana named Siete Juntos Fund recipients together
The two female-owned Santa Ana businesses were among nine honored by Siete Foods with grant money to empower and support Latino communities.
Source: latimes.com
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Shops and eateries hit hard by OC Streetcar project look forward to its completion
Despite challenges, Santa Ana's 4th Street businesses are finding ways to stay open during construction of the 4-mile urban railway.
Source: latimes.com
5 Great Vegan Mexican Restaurants in Orange County
Celebrate Taco Tuesday with these plant-based favorites from O.C.
Source: orangecoast.com
Her sister nearly died from COVID. Now, she dances to convince Latinos to get the jab
LOS ANGELES -- Every week, Socorro Juarez takes to the streets of Santa Ana and shimmies to cumbia, quebradita or whatever loud music is on her old iPod to capture the attention of Spanish- speaking passersby.
Source: newstribune.com
She dances in a vaccine costume to convince Latinos to get the jab
A Mexican immigrant is a foot soldier in the drive by nonprofits and healthcare providers to close the Latino COVID-19 vaccination gap in Orange County.
Source: latimes.com
TimesOC: Orange County professor sues students for alleged cheating
The TimesOC newsletter brings you the latest on Orange County from Orange County.
Source: latimes.com
Loreta Ruiz helps keep Latinos healthy with vaccines and vegan Mexican food
The Latino Health Access advocate is also the chef-owner of La Vegana Mexicana in downtown Santa Ana.
Source: latimes.com
TimesOC: Orange County's top prosecutor denies accusation of racist remarks
The TimesOC newsletter brings you the latest on Orange County from Orange County.
Source: latimes.com
Orange County's diverse vegan Mexican food movement gains momentum
Orange County is home to multiple eateries ranging from casual counter-service taquerias to full-service sit-down restaurants all specializing in plant-based Mexican food.
Source: latimes.com