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Equestrians self-organized volunteer horse rescues during the Airport fire after a previous team under the county’s emergency services significantly scaled back its efforts.
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Infighting between Westminster council members persisted even as recently instituted rules on agenda-setting and speaking time limits took full effect.
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Resident Vinyl moved from Santa Ana to Orange this summer, opening inside Contra Coffee and Tea, a location the owner calls ‘rad.’
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After opening a time capsule sealed in 2014, artist and curator Daniel Tucker discusses what the past tells us about the future.
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The facility reopened on Aug. 31 in Orange after undergoing a $15.7-million expansion. It now includes playrooms for teens and younger kids, an in-house salon and other amenities.
Made viral by TikTok users, house-made versions of the Dubai chocolate bar are being offered at bakeries around Orange County.
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This year’s Halloween boutique at Roger’s Gardens in Corona del Mar is dubbed the Gathering and boasts a witchy theme in helping to kick off spooky season.
Kei Coffee House takes inspiration from Korean, Vietnamese and Filipino flavors for a new kind of coffee shop.
A lawsuit claims that an ethnic studies steering committee created by a Santa Ana school board met in secret and served as an incubator for antisemitic coursework. The district denies the allegations.
The educational program is intended to help young patients learn about ocean animals and maritime history during their hospital stays.
The Costa Mesa performance center will host a series of cultural music and dance events in September and a performance by Lila Downs on Oct. 13.
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Twice censured, Cypress Councilwoman Frances Marquez is seeking lost wages among other damages in litigation against her colleagues.
