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Soka University in Aliso Viejo on Saturday will become the second super point-of-dispensing vaccination site in O.C., joining Disneyland, which opened last week.
The facility, which will be located on the northern edge of the university’s campus, joins the UCI Health Center for Advanced Care to create what university officials are calling the UCI Medical Center Irvine-Newport.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Orange County & Inland Empire are looking for volunteers to match with kids. Here’s what it takes to be a volunteer.
Mitchell Tyler Wade, 19, has been identified as the second victim killed in a collision Tuesday on the Pacific Coast Highway. Driver Eric Michael Kinser, 35, of Seal Beach, faces multiple felony DUI charges.
Last month, the Santa Ana City Council approved a plan to demolish a Northgate González Market and erect “luxury” apartments in its place. It was one of the first controversial decisions by the new council, which added three members and a new mayor in November.
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Marina High School’s Zoe King has committed to the University of Iowa softball program. The junior catcher is the younger sister of Ryan King, who played at Marina and went on to play for Middle Tennessee State.
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Although OCFEC’s Board of Directors has given no indication it will take down the pride flags, first hoisted in 2019, controversy has been brewing between those for and against the banners.
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A virtual celebration of Martin Luther King Jr. took place on Monday. Here are some takeaways.
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June Casgrande’s answer to an oft-used subject/verb disagreement may not please every reader.
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The organizer of a rally against police brutality who was charged with attempted murder last year now faces additional felony charges after a months-long review of the case, prosecutors said Wednesday.
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As parents delay crucial immunizations for their children due to fears of exposing them to COVID-19, Orange County pediatricians are concerned about future outbreaks of measles, whooping cough and meningitis.
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Taylor DeCosta, Taylor Made Cuisine’s owner, says she survives by catering to the specific needs of customers.
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Joe Biden was sworn in as the 46th president of the United States on Wednesday. Kamala Harris, formerly a senator from California, also became the first female vice president.
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The channel is part of a $154-million, five-year U.S. Navy project designed to reconfigure Anaheim Bay.
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The total number of coronavirus cases in Orange County since March is now 216,509. At least 2,508 county residents have died from the virus.
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Nearly 25,000 members of the U.S. National Guard are in Washington, D.C., to help ensure the safety of the seat of American democracy and the inauguration Wednesday of President-elect Joe Biden, writes Jennifer Haberkorn.
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A key committee of the Los Angeles City Council backed a proposal for a developer to erect two high-rise towers at the site of the former Times building in downtown L.A.
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Last month, the Santa Ana City Council approved a plan to demolish a Northgate Market and erect luxury apartments in its place. It was one of the first controversial decisions by the new council, which added three members and a new mayor in November.
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It is not yet known whether the new coronavirus variant is more contagious, but it is becoming increasingly prevalent in Northern California.
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The Standard hotel in West Hollywood on the Sunset Strip is set to close Friday. It said its lease price made the location unsustainable.
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Schools can be used as vaccine centers under new guidelines, but they’ll have to apply for the role, and the bigger issue remains the shortage of vaccine doses.
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Those eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine include grocery store and restaurant workers who live or work in Long Beach.
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Orange County will open its second of five mass COVID-19 vaccination centers on Saturday. The goal: Inoculate all residents by July 4.
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Roberts offered more than just a curriculum to the predominantly low-income and Latino students in Orange County’s urban core.
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The channel is part of a $154-million, five-year U.S. Navy project designed to reconfigure Anaheim Bay.
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County officials say they have most of the resources — large vaccine centers and personnel to run them — but lack the doses they need.
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Fresh from her breakout performance at the inauguration, poet Amanda Gorman bonds with Anderson Cooper over “Hamilton” and their shared speech impediments.
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She became the national youth poet laureate at age 16; six years later, she read her poem at Joe Biden’s and Kamala Harris’ historic swearing-in.
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The national youth poet laureate read her galvanizing poem, ‘The Hill We Climb,’ just after Joe Biden was inaugurated as the 46th U.S. president.
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Joe Exotic, star of the hit Netflix series ‘Tiger King,’ went into attack mode Wednesday after being denied a presidential pardon from Donald Trump.
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President Biden’s inauguration suggested that, when it comes to the presidency, the era of anxiety-fueled memes has come to an end.
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John Stephens, who lost a reelection bid in November, returns to public service in a new role, while Costa Mesa residents hard hit by the pandemic are given a temporary reprieve from street-sweeping violations.
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The three Newport Harbor High School seniors started their business just last week and recently applied for a business license in Costa Mesa to make it official.
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Eric Kinser, 35, of Sunset Beach, was allegedly driving northbound on Pacific Coast Highway Tuesday evening, when his pickup truck crossed into southbound lanes of traffic and struck two vehicles.
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By a 5-2 vote, the City Council paves the way for future development on the 29-acre site in southeast Huntington Beach.
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The fall high school season is not yet canceled in Southern California, but there will be no playoffs for football, girls’ volleyball, water polo and cross-country.
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Several high school football games were played in California over the weekend in violation of state COVID-19 guidelines and restrictions.
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Multiple demonstrations took place at O.C. high schools on Friday, as the “Let Them Play” rallies advocated for high school sports to resume despite the rise of COVID-19 cases.
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The Newport Harbor Baseball Assn. is starting up a Champions division, which will give special needs kids the chance to play the sport with an on-field assist from players in the organization’s other programs.
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CIF Southern Section still expected to make Tuesday statement on status of fall sports championships
CIF Southern Section still expected to make Tuesday statement on status of fall sports championships
Commissioner Rob Wigod says at meeting that high school cross-country meets could start soon.
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Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders have posted lower infection rates compared to other racial and ethnic groups but make up about 19% of deaths from COVID-19.
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Getting an appointment for the COVID-19 vaccine at Disneyland has proved to be difficult for many Orange County residents 65 and older. Help might be on the way.
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As part of its virtual exhibit “From I-Ching to Manga: UCI’s East Asian Collection Celebrating 30 Years,” the university library is offering online events throughout 2021 open to students and the community.
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Santa Ana’s LibroMobile will host its third Literary Arts Festival on Jan. 23 through Instagram.
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Like everyone else, Orange County Asian Americans have struggled to adjust to the new reality brought on by the coronavirus pandemic.
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John Eastman’s appearance at the Trump rally on the day of the Capitol riots wasn’t the first time he’s sparked outrage.
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Readers of the Daily Pilot share their thoughts on local issues.
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A vaccine against the virus is only one of the necessary steps that must be taken to address societal problems brought on by the pandemic, the president of a nonprofit writes.
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As many words as the English language has, many have lost all meaning amid the pandemic and political turmoil.
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Michelle Steel, the newly sworn-in congresswoman representing California’s 48th district, expresses dismay over the events on Jan. 6 and remains optimistic about the promise of democracy.
