A Santa Ana family says they’re feeling targeted for expressing pride in their heritage after a Mexican flag was ripped off from their home and a threatening note was left in front of the residence.

After displaying their Mexican flag proudly for years, a family in Santa Ana has turned to the police after a hate crime suspect stole their banner, defaced their property and threatened them.

On June 11th, at approximately 8:45 p.m., two suspects were observed tagging the street with black spray paint during an anti-ICE demonstration, according to the SAPD. They were seen retrieving the ...

After the man was surrounded by Border Patrol agents and pinned to the ground, one agent could be seen repeatedly hitting him ...

The peaceful protest began shortly after 6 p.m. and soon tripled in size as people congregated in front of a road closure, ...

Amidst protests and parades, this year’s Flag Day puts a unique focus on the nation’s preeminent symbol, one that signifies the changing nature of the nation as well as freedom’s deep roots in the ...

Moderates have always feared that Latinos waving the flags of Mexico, ... Mexican flags. The tricolor is part of the Santa Ana landscape, so it easily escaped my attention.

A Santa Ana family says they’re feeling targeted for expressing pride in their heritage after a Mexican flag was ripped off from their home and a threatening note was left in front of the residence.

A Santa Ana family says they’re feeling targeted for expressing pride in their heritage after a Mexican flag was ripped off from their home and a threatening note was left in front of the residence.

Mexico flag stolen, hate note left in front of family home in Santa Ana The Santa Ana Police Department has launched a hate crime investigation into the theft and vandalism.