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Muzeo Museum and Cultural Center’s “Faces of Mankind: Portraiture for Social Change” exhibit displays of 35 portraits of unhoused and formerly unhoused people. Portrait subjects receive 50% of the proceeds from selling the artwork.
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Residents have until Friday at 5 p.m. to apply and will likely be interviewed later this month or in July, depending on how many applications are received.
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The Orange County Grand Jury identified several security lapses in Orange County jails in a report released this week, including flaws that could lead to contraband being brought into jails and an insufficient chain-link fence at a maximum-security jail.
Adam Thomas Whalen, 34, of Santa Ana is believed to have been traveling at a high rate of speed when his motorcycle collided with an SUV, ejecting him onto the freeway.
The Independence Day weekend will bring a fireworks show, along with a modified parade and a 5K run.
The Chargers graduated 526 students during Thursday’s ceremony at Cap Sheue Field.
The Vikings held their ceremony Thursday afternoon at Westminster High.
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The Newport Beach City Council voted unanimously to extend temporary use permits for outdoor dining on June 8.
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Daily Pilot readers share their thoughts about local issues.
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The letter E comes up in a hugely disproportionate number of spelling errors, writes June Casagrande.
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The Seahawks score both of their runs on a four-base throwing error in the top of the seventh to stun the top-seeded Lancers 2-1 in the CIF Southern Section Division 5 final on Friday.
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Community events and announcements from Costa Mesa, Newport Beach, Huntington Beach and Laguna Beach.
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Clay and Sean Rybus will represent the United States in Bulgaria in August.
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L.A. fashion and celeb press and paparazzi chronicled the scene as the crowd danced to the performance of recording artist Luciana, “Queen of Electro.”
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Marcus Anthony Eriz, 24, and Wynne Lee, 23, pleaded not guilty to all charges against them in the death of Aiden Leos.
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Jason Becher will not be eligible for parole in the death of Marylou Sarkissian.
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Thursday’s results involving Costa Mesa and Newport Harbor.
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The Lightning cut a 15-point fourth-quarter deficit to one, but the visiting Warriors advance with a 58-55 win Thursday in the CIF State Southern California Regional Division 2-A girls’ basketball semifinals.
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Within a week after Aiden Leos was fatally shot on the 55 Freeway in Orange County, his suspected killer was brandishing a gun at another driver on the same highway, prosecutors said in a court filing Wednesday.
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The unusual heat wave that baked Southern California is ending soon.
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‘Faces of Mankind’ exhibit at Anaheim’s Muzeo Museum and Cultural Center displays 35 portraits of unhoused and formerly unhoused people.
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President Biden signed legislation into law Thursday to make Juneteenth, or June 19, the 12th federal holiday.
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Los Angeles has reopened, but many first responders remain unvaccinated. Just over 50% of the city’s firefighters and police officers have gotten one shot.
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On Saturday — Juneteenth — CBS will air the Bill Pickett Invitational Rodeo, the nation’s only touring all-Black rodeo.
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This week, a wildlife care center in Huntington Beach announced that 22 pelicans have been brought in since October with severe fractures to a bone in their wings.
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Juneteenth will be the first major opportunity to party in public after the city opens back up June 15.
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L.A. County is reporting about two COVID-19 deaths a day, while the Bay Area is reporting four.
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Josey Peters has been on a mission since 2007 to clean up other people’s messes in public areas.
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What you need to know about the drought in the Western U.S.
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Disneyland and Disney California Adventure have lifted rules about crowds and distancing. Fireworks are coming back. But some changes will stick.
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Californians can now access a digital copy of their COVID-19 vaccination record as part of a new system unveiled by the state, officials said.
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Los Angeles has reopened, but many first responders remain unvaccinated. Just over 50% of the city’s firefighters and police officers have gotten one shot.
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Mexican soccer federation again urges fans to stop using chant after FIFA hands toughest penalty to date in response to persistent use of anti-gay slur.
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Trader Joe founder Joe Coulombe, who died last year, wrote a long, entertaining history of one of L.A.'s most iconic chains. Now you can read it.
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Disneyland and Disney California Adventure have lifted rules about crowds and distancing. Fireworks are coming back. But some changes will stick.
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Boats will set sail in Newport Harbor on July 4.
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The Orange County Fire Authority was first alerted to the brush fires about 3:30 p.m. Wednesday along the southbound toll road just west of the Laguna Freeway, said OCFA Capt. Sean Doran.
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The Laguna Beach City Council approved an ordinance that regulates the time, place and manner in which street performances can be carried out within the city’s public areas.
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The Vikings are eliminated from the CIF State Southern California Regional Division 3-A playoffs with a 63-55 loss to San Diego Francis Parker on Tuesday night at home.
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Tuesday’s results involving Edison, Fountain Valley, Huntington Beach, Costa Mesa, Sage Hill, Newport Harbor and Pacifica Christian Orange County.
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The Vikings and the Oilers each go five sets to win championships in the CIF State Southern California regional playoffs on Saturday night.
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A trio of top-two finishes by Caroline Glessing help CdM finish fourth in the CIF Southern Section Division 3 track and field championships on Saturday at Estancia High School.
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The Lightning rally from a nine-point deficit in the second half to beat top-seeded Ontario Christian 62-55 on Friday in the CIF Southern Section Division 3AA championship game.
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Heritage Museum of Orange County is hosting the free-entry event “From Dinosaurs to People” on June 27. Pandemic safety restrictions will be in place.
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Undocumented Santa Ana residents fighting deportation proceedings may have better access to legal services after Santa Ana increased funding to its critical deportation defense fund this week.
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A San Clemente couple’s visit to Doheny State Beach to feed homeless people ended with the husband in handcuffs and his wife calling 911 on the ranger who arrested him.
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After a hiatus due to COVID-19, Patchwork Show Modern Makers Festival returns to Orange County on June 26 and 27.
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An Orange County nonprofit recently broke ground on a project to transform a motel into a permanent supportive housing facility, with about half of the units set aside for the mentally ill.
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The loudest voices, a minority of voters, are drowning everyone else out.
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Daily Pilot readers share their thoughts about local issues including a call to wear yellow in Laguna Beach on June 15.
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Gun violence killed nearly 20,000 Americans in 2020, more than any other year in at least two decades, according to the Gun Violence Archive.
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Nominalizations are grammatical, and a lot of adjectives and verbs have noun forms, but using nominalizations can occasionally lead to terrible writing.
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The Oxford comma is optional. The Chicago Manual of Style, followed by many book and magazine publishers, says to use it. But Associated Press style, followed by most news media, says to skip it: “The flag is red, white and blue.” Both methods are correct.
