Today’s Headlines
Contenders in the November election have filed campaign finance disclosure forms through Sept. 19, providing insights into who supports them in the run-up to Election Day.
The TimesOC Newsletter
The ocean took another bite out of Orange County’s scenic coastline and the Super El Niño conditions are already wreaking havoc on the sands, cliffs, homes and roadways.
Mailbag
As Election Day nears, Daily Pilot & TimesOC readers from Newport Beach, Costa Mesa and Huntington Beach contribute letters to the editor sharing their ideas on names and issues that appear on the ballot. A reader from Laguna Beach weighs in on a woman’s rant.
The Latest
The Newport-Mesa Unified School District authorized continued participation in the Newport Bay Conservancy’s FiiN program at Sonora Elementary School.
Two ICE watchers face potential stalking charges after they monitored federal immigration agents by vehicle on Wednesday. An attorney for one of the watchers described the arrests by Santa Ana police outside their headquarters as baseless.
“The Phantom of the Opera,” which is experiencing a resurgence for its 40th anniversary, opens Friday as the HBAPA fall musical production.
City leaders and residents celebrated a newly renovated Ketchum-Libolt Park this week, shortly after approving a community center concept for the expansion of Shalimar Park.
City officials discussed the recent flooding of Balboa Peninsula streets stirred up by historic swells and what can be done to repair future beach erosion.
Laguna Beach’s original fire engine, a 1931 Seagrave, will be dedicated in the name of Eugene “Diz” D’Isabella, a retired fire captain who served the department for 38 years.
Thursday night’s event, hosted by local nonprofit Women Investing in Security and Education, features recognized female business leaders.
Assemblywoman Cottie Petrie-Norris presents the Randall Preserve with $2 million check for continued nature preservation.
Ricardo Garcia, 61, owner of Hair by Ricardo on Harbor Boulevard, was charged Thursday with three felony counts involving three boys under 14 he was acquainted with through the shop.
Brady Edmunds ran in the go-ahead touchdown with 4:14 remaining, and the Oilers’ defense made a stop in the red zone in the final minute to hold on for a 21-16 win in a Delta League game on Friday.
The every day American fare neighborhood establishment is the eighth restaurant in Orange County from Russ Bendel’s local RJB Restaurant Group.
The city will soon lower speed limits on residential streets within 500 feet of a school, from 25 mph to just 20 mph, ahead of a state law that takes effect in 2031.
