Hidden Gems of Santa Ana, California

It's a city located just 35 miles south of Los Angeles. It's known for its history, culture, and innovation, but most people never see it as they drive by on the freeways. So I'm going to take you to, through, and above, my hidden gems of Santa Ana, California.

[@Funny4450]

Good episode - Always learn a lot through the eyes of Peter having fun!

[@AlmasHossain73]

Beautiful

[@cherisemyers9784]

Santa Ana is a beautiful city💛

[@dataender96]

Santana❤

[@odoroussmegma2191]

Pete can you do another one on Irvine CA.

[@DavidtheFoodie]

I live nearby the train station you got off of :)

[@jimmydee1130]

5:41........"OK...Get me outta here!" 🤣🤣 Don't worry Peter.....you won't get cooties. You people are unbelievable. Mel Brooks made a career in the second half of the Twentieth Century spoofing Mustache Man. Now, decades later and the further Mustache Man recedes in the mirror, the larger he looms. Fascinating.

[@2-old-Forthischet]

The issue with Santa Ana is that the "fringe" area is taking over the city. Santa Ana was part of the area of Orange County I worked in. When you have a Federal compound in the city, that's not a good thing.

[@PatriciaRoman-sr5ho]

Poverty homeless and crowded streets that's what you'll find in SANTA ANA

[@juansablo5781]

Good video. Truthfully Santa Ana was truly mainly Black & White to until middle to late 80’s. All because of El Toro marine base. Check high school yearbooks from Santa Ana High, saddleback high school & Santa Ana Valley high school. Most to all of the people in Santa Ana were Black & White from the 50’s, 60’s, 70’s & start falling off in mid 80’s. Santa Ana once had a chapter of the Black panther party. Now Santa Ana is mainly White. Why Mexicans love White daddy. Almost nothing about Santa Ana is Mexican anymore but its name.

[@AndrewG714]

Santa Ana native here white people moved away because that's what white people do when a minority group start to move in. My oldest uncles settled in Santa Ana in the early seventies. Mexicans have always been present in Santa Ana but black people ? There was also Santa Ana Crips We all know they got run out of the city. Not even on some racist stuff, just facts. I know I probably would have had a different childhood if the city was more diverse when I was growing up I agree downtown Santa Ana has been gentrified not that Mexican Vibe it once had when I was a kid . But nonetheless we are still the majority and we're proud of it. And they can gentrify it, they can continue to drop off homeless people and try to devalue certain areas. But the raza is too strong the culture is too strong we're not going anywhere .