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At least 12 couples claim Ovation Fertility’s negligence led to the destruction of their embryos, potentially ruining their chances of having biological children.
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NMUSD officials unanimously approved tentative agreements with the district’s two employeee unions, offering 7% raises and benefit enhancements to all employees, a move that will cost $25.4 million.
The host Sailors shut out the rival Sea Kings 20-0 on Wednesday to take sole-possession of first place in the Sunset League.
Shortly after the Airport fire got underway, fire officials called for evacuations. Visit Anaheim, the city’s tourism arm, has enlisted the help of 25 hotels or resorts willing to discount rates for evacuees.
Huntington Beach, saying parents have a ‘right to know,’ seeks to block a state law shielding teachers from having to disclose students’ gender identity.
A monthly series invites guests of all ages to Waldorf Astoria’s grand terrace for stargazing and s’mores
Supporters say it will bring 250 much-needed units of housing to Huntington Beach along with millions in annual revenue for the city.
Artificial intelligence presents opportunities and challenges, particularly in education, writes Daily Pilot columnist Patrice Apodaca.
Legal documents are full of complex, incomprehensible sentences, writes grammar expert June Casagrande, and there may be a psychological reason behind it.
Julius Gillick rushed for 215 yards and two touchdowns in a 41-7 win for Edison over Palos Verdes on Friday in its home opener.
HBPD is investigating an early Sunday morning homicide near the intersection of Olive Avenue and Main Street, where a 29-year-old Anaheim man was discovered with significant injuries that resulted in his death.
A CHP spokesman said officers received calls Sunday night of an SUV driving north in the southbound lanes of the Corona del Mar Freeway near MacArthur Boulevard. Minutes later, a head-on collision resulted in a fire and killed one driver, while injuring a second.
Saturday marked the return of the annual Art in the Park event held at the Newport Beach Civic Center, where visitors shopped the collections of artists and craftspeople throughout the day.
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