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Authorities are continuing to search for a Huntington Beach woman who went missing four days ago near Grandview Campground in Inyo County.
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Police have identified a 29-year-old Huntington Beach man as the suspect in a burglary and robbery attempt Friday that led to an hours-long standoff with officers. -
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.
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.
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.
A fire ravaged a carport at a Fountain Valley apartment complex early Saturday, damaging dozens of vehicles and displacing some families, officials said.
As I walked through the gates on opening day of the Orange County Fair on Friday, I felt a need.
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Six skippers remained in contention for the four semifinal berths in the 53rd annual Governor’s Cup International Youth Match Racing Championship, hosted by Balboa Yacht Club, on Thursday.
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The Orange County Board of Supervisors recently certified the environmental impact report for the John Wayne Airport General Aviation Improvement Program (GAIP) and advanced a project plan that includes nearly every element the city of Newport Beach advocated for during the past six months.
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Ocean Plaza, an office and retail complex in Huntington Beach, was sold recently for $97.25 million, according to a news release.
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From moon rocks to rock bottom? What a difference half a century makes.
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Tucked away in the Los Alamitos building on the southeast corner of the Main Mall is the OC Fair’s Visual Arts Gallery.
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Some of the governor’s supporters are baffled by his decision to block two Bay Area cities from raising local taxes above state limits, exemptions he said were unneeded.
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For five curmudgeonly decades, Art Beal collected trash and constructed his fantastical ad hoc home on a Cambria cliffside. But is it art or an eyesore? And what will become of it?
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After a series of tense exchanges over California wildfires, the Trump administration and the state have agreed to continue their firefighting partnership under existing reimbursement rates.
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As Sen. Dianne Feinstein chastises Chevron Corp. for an 800,000-gallon oil spill near Bakersfield, California officials confirm more leaking.
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The University of California on Thursday unveiled a plan to raise tuition for incoming class of freshmen and transfer students, but then freeze it for six years.
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More Los Angeles police officers will be equipped with an anti-opioid spray to help prevent overdose-related deaths
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A magnitude 3.3 earthquake was reported Thursday evening at 5:57 p.m. Pacific time 8 miles from Borrego Springs, Calif., according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
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In an unprecedented move, the California Supreme Court has allowed the defense in a gang trial in San Francisco to obtain private Facebook postings.
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For the better part of a decade, the Fountain Valley High wrestling program has reigned supreme in the Sunset League.
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Three people killed when a helicopter crashed into a home in a gated neighborhood in Newport Beach on Tuesday have been identified, authorities said Wednesday.
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No stone was left unturned when Darren Clarke regaled a crowd with tales of his life on Tuesday at Newport Beach Country Club.
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Chef Leo Razo taught about 20 students how to cook paella, a traditional Spanish dish, Wednesday in Huntington Beach.
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Jurors heard opening statements Wednesday in the case of Hossein Nayeri, who is accused of torturing a medical marijuana dispensary owner after kidnapping him and his roommate from their home on the Balboa Peninsula in October 2012.
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Eight years after the Diocese of Orange purchased the Crystal Cathedral — the glittering glass church in Garden Grove where the popular “Hour of Power” TV show once beamed the late Rev.
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The Laguna Beach Wildfire Mitigation and Fire Safety Subcommittee report recommends spending $23 million to fortify the city’s fire readiness.
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The proposed two-story homes will be 30 feet tall and range in size from 2,228 to 3,016 square feet. Each home will feature French- and Italian-style architecture and include four bedrooms, 4 1/2 bathrooms and a two-car garage.
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Skipper David Wood and crew members Max Mayol and Daniel Pegg are competing in the 53rd Governor’s Cup this week after winning host Balboa Yacht Club’s bid at the Rose Cup in June.
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The Huntington Valley Little League 9-, 10- and 11-year-old All-Stars win 15-4 in four innings on Tuesday, earning a berth to the Little League Southern California State tournament.
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The double round-robin began on Tuesday in the 53rd annual Governor’s Cup, which is being hosted by Balboa Yacht Club in Newport Beach.
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Sophomore Nicole Struss helped the Breakers win the Surf League title on their way to the CIF Southern Section Division 1 championship.
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The Little League baseball players of today grow up with great exposure to the game.
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Dressed in jeans, a printed top and black flats, Jasmine Williams looks like any 26-year-old.
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Little Rhoda Penmark is the perfect child — sweet, angelic and unfailingly polite.
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It’s been three decades since “The Phantom of the Opera” first wreaked its musical vengeance on Southern California, and we haven’t heard much from the masked marauder lately.
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If there’s a Broadway-born musical offering pure pleasure, with just a taste of the required conflict, it’s got to be “Mamma Mia!”
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It was the spring of 1961, my junior year at Costa Mesa High School.
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The celebrated California-to-Hawaii Transpac race took off July 10.
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In Costa Mesa, we locals treasure our traditional Eastside and Westside neighborhoods.
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When the college admissions scandal news broke, we called one another in extreme concern, lamenting the crazy circus that our beloved profession has become as a result of a hyper-competitive college admissions landscape coupled with inappropriate parenting madness.
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A major issue affecting public schools has so far gone largely unnoticed by the masses, but that’s probably going to change soon.
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