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The Laguna Beach Unified School District has been in communication with families about plans to reopen when Orange County moves into the red tier.
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Anthony Thomas Garcia was arrested in 2016 and accused in the murder of Newport Beach resident Abelardo “Abby” Estacion.
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Residents have until March 26 to locate and photograph six Easter eggs, hidden throughout Costa Mesa’s park system, to win prizes from sponsor Torelli Realty and learn more about local nature.
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City of Hope Orange County partnered with the county and more than 70 local artists to create street art at sites throughout O.C.
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A Rose River Memorial at OCMA displays one felt rose for each of the nearly 4,000 county residents who’ve died from the virus. Meanwhile, an effort to form a national COVID-19 Memorial Day gains steam.
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State officials announced Monday an agreement to give $2 billion to schools in transitional kindergarten through second grade by April 1.
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Top pitching prospects Chris Rodriguez and Reid Detmers looked sharp, but the Angels lost for the first time this spring, 7-5 to the Cincinnati Reds.
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An attorney representing a homeless man who was allegedly beaten and tased by Orange County sheriff’s deputies believes a deputy filed a false police report on the incident.
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Health and safety precautions are enforced, so attending a Dodgers or Angels Cactus League game this spring looks to be an enjoyable experience.
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Mickey Callaway says he had consensual extramarital affairs, according to a report by the Athletic that details how the Cleveland Indians were informed.
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Violence and hate incidents directed at Asian Americans have surged across California since the pandemic, with some blaming Asians because of the coronavirus’ origins in Wuhan, China.
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Despite Alex Cobb’s recent struggles, he still reminds Angels manager Joe Maddon of the pitcher who had a 3.21 ERA from 2011 to 2014 with the Rays.
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The Angels tied a scheduled five-inning exhibition against the Chicago White Sox 4-4 but several Angels hitters had quality at-bats.
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An urgency ordinance would grant frontline grocery workers an additional $4 per hour for 120 days, to address the disparity in working conditions employees face during the pandemic.
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California Highway Patrol officials say there were only two seats inside the SUV, which was carrying 25 people.
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Violence and hate incidents directed at Asian Americans have surged across California since the pandemic, with some blaming Asians because of the coronavirus’ origins in Wuhan, China.
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Authorities said they are still unsure what brought the SUV into the path of the truck and why so many people were inside of it.
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Three of the four most lethal outbreaks at nursing homes in California were at facilities that volunteered to receive COVID-19 patients from overtaxed hospitals. Kei-Ai Los Angeles led them all.
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The good news that LAUSD received enough vaccine doses for all elementary schools is only one aspect of union demands.
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Coaching high school baseball at Scottsdale Christian Academy has become a passion for former Angels great Tim Salmon. “This scratches a great itch.”
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José Quintana and Patrick Sandoval each threw scoreless innings for the Angels in a 5-2 spring training win over the San Francisco Giants.
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TimesOC’s e-newspaper includes all six pages of Sunday’s coverage of Orange County.
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The Angels didn’t make a splash in the offseason to revamp their pitching staff, but the team is adopting some new approaches to maximize effectiveness.
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The Daily Pilot’s e-newspaper includes Sunday’s coverage of Newport Beach, Huntington Beach, Costa Mesa, Laguna Beach, Fountain Valley and other parts of Orange County.
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Saturday’s results involving Fountain Valley, Edison, Huntington Beach, Ocean View, Marina, Costa Mesa and Estancia.
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South Laguna Beach residents have asked the county to look into whether there should be a gate at the top of the stairs that lead down to Table Rock Beach.
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The Laguna Beach girls’ cross-country team won for the third time in four dual meets, and Corona del Mar’s boys opened their season with a win on Saturday at Central Park in Huntington Beach.
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Orange County reported 12 coronavirus deaths and 281 new infections on Saturday, per data released by the Orange County Health Care Agency.
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The Daily Pilot’s e-newspaper includes Saturday’s coverage of Newport Beach, Huntington Beach, Costa Mesa, Laguna Beach, Fountain Valley and other parts of Orange County.
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A week after his wife indicated on Instagram this would be Albert Pujols’ final season, the Angels slugger says he hasn’t decided when he’ll retire.
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Huntington Beach played host to Newport Harbor, as the field hockey programs took the field in a competition for the first time this school year on Friday. The Oilers won the contest 1-0.
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Orange County Fair & Event Center board members voted 6-1 Thursday to keep a series of rainbow flags, a symbol of pride in the LGBTQ community, flying year round despite arguments they are non-inclusive.
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Brasie teaches in the district’s Virtual Academy, while Clancy teaches at Vista View Middle School. Both have met educational challenges brought on by the pandemic, the district’s superintendent says.
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Friday marked the last day in business for the iconic location, which opened in 1996. Other Ruby’s locations are expected to remain open.
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Mark Kelegian was looking for a business he could run with his family in 2015, when he learned L.A.'s iconic Randy’s Donuts was up for sale. Now the Newport Beach family is living the sweet life.
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After weeks of negotiations and almost a year of distance learning, Gov. Gavin Newsom and Democratic legislative leaders announced an agreement to offer schools $2 billion in incentives to reopen elementary schools.
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For more than a generation, most of the Democrats who served as state attorney general wrestled with their personal opposition to the death penalty, its existence in the law and its popularity among voters.
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Plus, what happened at the Golden Globes and a look at the week ahead.
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