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Families gathered Thursday at Davidson Field to celebrate Newport Harbor High School’s Class of 2025, with 525 graduates collecting their diplomas.
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Siblings James, Audrey and Sadie Wilcox will run Sound Spectrum, which has served the Laguna Beach community since 1967.
Coming from a family of academic record holders, San Juan Capistrano resident Tycho Elling, 14, has earned his bachelor’s degree from UC Irvine and plans to attend USC in the fall to earn a doctorate.
The Orange County chapter of Community Associations Institute broke ground Thursday on an outdoor project at Bishop Manor.
Five works from the Hilbert Collection will be featured in the Laguna Beach Pageant of the Masters, part of the annual Festival of Arts, this year.
The Tustin restaurant offers flame-grilled burgers influenced by the street food traditions of South Asia.
Registered nurses represented by SEIU Local 121RN ratified their-first ever contract bargaining agreement with the hospital, which raises pay 19% over four years and outlines new safety measures.
Letters to the editor of the Daily Pilot, this week from writers in Irvine, Huntington Beach, Balboa Island and Newport Beach.
The plaque recognizes E.H. “Bud” Loewenguth for fostering a welcoming environment to the LGBTQ+ community at the beach below his home decades ago.
The school held a ribbon-cutting ceremony Wednesday to celebrate completion of phase two of its reconstruction.
After some last-minute reconfiguration, Costa Mesa officials passed a budget that spares using reserves and funds needed capital projects, but stalls some IT infrastructure upgrades.
Tracy Miller, formerly a top prosecutor for Orange County, complained in her lawsuit that Spitzer and his assistant, Shawn Nelson, forced her to retire by creating a hostile work environment. A jury agreed.
Jackson Cryst had 23 kills, three service aces and 1½ blocks to lead Sage Hill past San Francisco International in the CIF State Division III boys’ volleyball final on Saturday.
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