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The California Public Utilities Commission last week approved extending the operational life of an AES power plant in Huntington Beach for up to three additional years. The matter next goes to State Water Resources Control Board for consideration.
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Costa Mesa planning commissioners will consider plans for a proposed indoor ax-throwing facility at 2020 Placentia Ave. during their meeting Thursday. -
A ceremony at Huntington Beach Pier Plaza recognized local veterans who served their country and the annual classic car show raised funds for local programs for veterans.
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Huntington Beach has put its memorial bench program on hiatus, pending further study, after one installation was abruptly removed without notifying the donor.
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Donna Inglima is retiring after 20 years with the Laguna Playhouse, during which she served as the director of education and outreach and helmed the youth theater program.
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Officials on Saturday formally unveiled the newest addition to the Orange County fairgrounds’ Heroes Hall museum — a Vietnam War-era A-4 Skyhawk jet that was relocated from the Santa Ana Civic Center in September — and served a cake to mark the 244th anniversary of the Marine Corps.
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Tuesday’s results involving UC Irvine, Golden West College and Orange Coast College.
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Tuesday’s results involving the Corona del Mar and Huntington Beach girls’ volleyball teams in the CIF State Southern California Regional Division I playoffs.
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The No. 2-seeded Knights sweep 25-13, 25-19, 25-11, ending the No. 15 Breakers’ season in the first round of the CIF State Southern California Regional Division I playoffs.
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Hall of Fame manager Tony La Russa, 75, has left his post as a special advisor to the Boston Red Sox to take a similar post with the Angels.
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Monday’s results and notes involving Huntington Beach, Corona del Mar and Laguna Beach.
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The top-seeded Sea Kings pull away and beat the Nighthawks 12-6 on Monday, setting up a home date against Huntington Beach in Wednesday’s semifinals.
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The Angels’ spending priorities are focused on the mound, not behind the plate, but signing ace Gerrit Cole could motivate them to bring in Martin Maldonado.
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It’s been a few decades since local theatergoers had the opportunity to visit “The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas,” but Golden West College is making up for that lost time with a lively staging of the boisterous musical comedy.
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The ninth death since August was reported at USC, as the body of a male student was found in an off-campus apartment Monday.
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Bashing newcomers from California is a cyclical sport with a long history in the heart of Idaho’s Treasure Valley.
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Dylan Hernandez fell from his top bunk early Thursday medical officials said, ruling the death accidental.
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Hollywood Boulevard Superman impersonator Christopher Dennis was found dead in the Valley. What does his story tell us about life in L.A. today?
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Prosecutors argued in court filing that Hunter’s new attorney’s firm represents witnesses who testified before grand jury
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For the third year in a row, TimesOC readers have nominated and voted on “Orange County’s Best: TimesOC’s Readers’ Choice.”
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Eight teams hired a new manager this offseason, yet none interviewed Mike Scioscia, who managed the Angels for 19 years before stepping down a year ago.
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Noemy Martinez swayed in and out of consciousness as she looked down at her nearly severed right leg.
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Saturday’s results involving Vanguard University, UC Irvine, Orange Coast College and Golden West College.
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August Garcia helped the Chargers qualify for the CIF Southern Section preliminaries in placing fourth in the Surf League finals on Nov. 2 at Central Park in Huntington Beach.
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The season ends for the Sea Kings, who lose to the Knights in the playoffs for the third straight year. Foothill moves on to the semifinals with Saturday’s 9-8 overtime win.
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The traveling showcase of all things reptile and amphibian returned to the OC Fair & Event Center Saturday, bringing with it a host of family-friendly activities, shows and seminars.
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Tahje Morant rushes for a season-high 113 yards and a touchdown on 15 carries in the Rustlers’ 27-20 win over the Jaguars on Saturday in a nonconference game at home.
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Some of the dead western gulls that washed ashore in Huntington Beach last month tested positive for a type of botulism more commonly associated with humans, according to necropsies performed on the birds.
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Tuesday’s meeting will include a presentation on the latest available preliminary figures on how the city did financially during the 2018-19 fiscal year, which ended June 30, as well as a look at how things are shaping up so far this fiscal year.
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The wife of Alan Stringer, a Huntington Beach man found dead after going on a hike in the Inyo National Forest, is pregnant with their first child, according to a fundraising page launched Friday.
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As advocates for gun violence prevention and sensible gun laws, we urge you to vote for Dave Min, a Democratic Party candidate for state Senate District 37.
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When I retired from teaching, I wanted to find some venerable causes to occupy my mind and time.
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Friday’s results involving Vanguard University, UC Irvine, Orange Coast College and Golden West College.
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Friday’s results involving Sage Hill, Ocean View and Huntington Beach.
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Nick Kim throws a game-winning, 15-yard touchdown to Jake Keliikoa with 28 seconds left, lifting the Sailors to a 35-32 victory, the program’s first playoff win since 2013.
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An explosive passing attack allows the Chargers to overcome early deficits and beat the Patriots 42-27 to advance to the CIF Southern Section Division 3 quarterfinals.
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The Sea Kings earn their first shutout in a 49-0 win on Friday at Newport Harbor High. CdM (11-0) will host San Bernardino Cajon in the CIF Southern Section Division 3 quarterfinals next.
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Isaac Hurtado’s 283 total yards and four touchdowns lead the No. 4-seeded Centurions to a 35-8 win over the Oilers in the first round of the CIF Southern Section Division 7 playoffs.
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Brantt Riederich rushes for 103 yards and three touchdowns, and the No. 2-seeded Vikings win 42-8 and reach the CIF Southern Section Division 11 quarterfinals.
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Giving It Back to Kids is the brainchild of Huntington Beach residents Robert and Dorothea Kalatschan, who founded it in 2002 with the purpose of transforming the lives of Vietnamese children and young adults through medicine, education, nutrition and love.
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