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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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Nearly 150 Orange County Girl Scouts of all ages turned out with their families to Pelican Point in Crystal Cove State Park on Sunday as part of the first nationwide Girl Scouts Love State Parks weekend. -
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.
As I walked through the gates on opening day of the Orange County Fair on Friday, I felt a need.
Children got to listen to stories, meet authors and try their hand at crafts and games Saturday at the sixth annual Books and Bunnies Festival at the Newport Beach Central Library.
The sixth annual OC Brew Hee Haw wrapped up its two-day run Saturday at the Hangar at the Orange County Fair in Costa Mesa.
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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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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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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Saturday’s results involving Vanguard University, UC Irvine, Orange Coast College and Golden West College.
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Vandals probably hit the La Mesa museum late Friday or early Saturday, spray-painting the right side of three cars at the Nebo Drive location
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The small earthquakes under El Centro, Calif., are important to closely monitor, especially since they occur close to major faults.
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State Atty. Gen. Xavier Becerra urged an appellate court to throw out a carbon offset plan that would pave the way for auto-centric housing developments.
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The bankrupty utility is trying to match compensation proposed by creditors in a rival reorganization plan.
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The university did not announce the cause of death for Dylan Hernandez.
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Just 14 artists of more than 1,200 applicants were chosen to create art for Metro’s Crenshaw/LA transit line that will move through Los Angeles, El Segundo, Inglewood and parts of unincorporated L.A. County.
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BART passenger Steve Foster was detained last Monday at a Walnut Creek station. Video of the incident went viral and prompted an official apology.
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A visitor who witnessed the incident shortly before 5 p.m. wrote on Twitter that a father was jumping on the bridge in order to show his children that the structure wouldn’t break.
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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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One man’s opinion on the best (and worst) instant ramens.
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After controversial guidelines were introduced, cholesterol levels are inching down and more Americans are taking much-needed statin drugs.
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Dylan Hernandez, 19, was hospitalized after allegedly attending a Phi Gamma Delta event. SDSU president urges those with information to come forward.
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Camp Flog Gnaw featured choice sets from Tyler, Solange, YG and others, but it will be remembered for the absence of Frank Ocean and Bronx cheers for Drake.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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Vita Flores (played by Zahaira Curiel) is a 13-year-old from Queens, New York who doesn’t understand why her family makes such a big deal about Día de los Muertos, when all her friends at school are celebrating Halloween.
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On a crisp August morning, Antonio Cagnolo stepped onto a 48-foot Mussel Ridge fishing boat based in Huntington Harbour.
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It would be regrettable if the spectacular scenic effects in “Anastasia,” now in residence at the Segerstrom Center for the Arts, actually overwhelmed the performances, but there’s little of concern on that score.
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Chapman University’s physician assistant program received a $9 million donation from the Simon Foundation to provide full-tuition scholarships to underserved students.
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When Portola High School in Irvine first opened its doors in fall 2016, students were able to start their own clubs.
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U.S. ambassador to Croatia W. Robert “Bob” Kohorst, a Newport Beach businessman, opened his official home near Zagreb to a Newport couple, providing a glimpse of the “homey yet elegant style” and heavy security that surround him.
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Thanks largely to the popularity of television shows centered around food and cooking, we have in recent years elevated culinary pursuits to a new level in our culture.
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The signs displayed at the recent football game between Marina and Segerstrom high schools are hurtful and racist; they have no place in an athletic competition, and the controversy must be addressed (“Signs at football game between Marina and Segerstrom high schools are criticized as having racial undertones,” Oct. 30).
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I am proud of Newport-Mesa trustee Ashley Andersen and the other four school board members who voted Oct. 28 to return public comment to the beginning of school board meetings, where it had been until last year.
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Organizers called it “The Science of Magic.”
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