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The city may dig a hole, about 450 by 450 feet and 47 feet deep, between Lido Isle and Bay Island, to entomb material unfit for open ocean disposal.
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City staff propose taking advantage of “generationally unique” low interest rates and refinancing CalPERS debt with bonds that could save the city nearly $200 million over 24 years. -
The transition to trustee area elections, in which residents in designated areas will choose one person from their area to represent them, comes after Seige Law, a Santa Barbara-based law firm, sent a letter in July accusing the district of not complying with the California Voting Rights Act.
The AES facility was scheduled to close by the end of next year, but the California Public Utilities Commission voted unanimously last Thursday to extend its operating life for up to three additional years.
The council will also consider awarding a design contract for a standalone lecture and performance hall adjacent to the Central Library.
As I walked through the gates on opening day of the Orange County Fair on Friday, I felt a need.
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.
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The top-seeded Sea Kings defeat Los Angeles Marlborough 11-7 to claim their 10th CIF Southern Section championship.
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Since 1970 Share Our Selves has been front and center in Orange County, caring for the underserved community.
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Molly Joyce and Nikki Senske combine for 49 kills for the Sea Kings, but the Mavericks win in four sets and reach the CIF State Southern California Regional Division I semifinals.
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Thursday’s results involving Vanguard University, Orange Coast College and Golden West College.
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Braeden Boyles threw for 337 yards and four touchdowns in the Chargers’ 42-27 win over Heritage in the first round of the CIF Southern Section Division 3 playoffs on Nov. 8.
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The city may dig a hole, about 450 by 450 feet and 47 feet deep, between Lido Isle and Bay Island, to entomb material unfit for open ocean disposal.
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A third consecutive California governor is blocking parole for a former follower of late cult leader Charles Manson.
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California has joined other states in filing a second lawsuit against the administration for revoking the authority to regulate greenhouse gas emissions from automobiles.
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California’s job market powered ahead in October, as the unemployment rate dropped to a new low and payrolls continued to grow.
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A San Francisco Bay Area real estate heiress whose family posted $35 million bail to keep her out of jail has been acquitted of killing her children’s father.
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A 64-year-old man has been charged with murder in two cold cases following a process similar to the one that revealed the identity of the Golden State Killer.
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Gracie Anne Muehlberger, 15, died two hours after being shot at Saugus High School in Santa Clarita, officials said Friday.
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Gov. Gavin Newsom has called a March 3 special election to pick a successor to former Rep. Katie Hill in California’s 25th Congressional District.
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Two students were killed in the shooting Thursday at Saugus High School in Santa Clarita. Three others were wounded, and two of them remain hospitalized.
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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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Authorities said a gunman wearing black shot at least five people. Two were killed.
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A former US ambassador to Ukraine, Marie Yovanovitch, is insulted on Twitter by President Trump because she dares to speak truth to power.
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Gracie Anne Muehlberger, 15, died two hours after being shot at Saugus High School in Santa Clarita, officials said Friday.
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Scott Kohn, 64, pleaded not guilty Wednesday to two counts of attempting and conspiring to commit mail fraud, court records show.
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The son of a former “Real Housewives of Orange County” cast member, who claims sheriff’s deputies have failed to protect him while he awaits trial on attempted murder charges, might be moved out of the Orange County jail system and into Santa Ana’s lockup while pursuing a bail reduction — if a judge agrees.
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The theme of the show was announced during the organization’s annual membership meeting on Wednesday. The show will be called “Made in America” and will focus on the country’s history.
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During the last fiscal year, which ended June 30, the city raked in general fund revenues totaling $143.8 million — roughly $2 million more than what was budgeted.
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A pair of entrepreneurs got the endorsement of the city Harbor Commission Wednesday to sell rides on a multi-passenger pedal boat called a cycleboat, a first-of-its-kind outfit for Newport.
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Though the Lightning fail to qualify as a team, senior Jennifer Cai shoots a two-over-par 75 at Thursday’s CIF Southern California Regional championships to move on as an individual.
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The top-seeded Sea Kings (11-0) host the Cowboys (9-2) in a CIF Southern Section Division 3 quarterfinal at Newport Harbor High on Saturday at 7 p.m.
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The Sailors (8-3) host the No. 3-seeded Wildcats (10-1) in the quarterfinals of the CIF Southern Section Division 9 playoffs at Davidson Field on Friday at 7 p.m.
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The Chargers (8-3) hit the road to take on the No. 3-seeded Highlanders (9-2) in the quarterfinals of the CIF Southern Section Division 3 playoffs on Friday at 7 p.m.
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The No. 2-seeded Vikings (9-2) host the Knights (9-2) in the quarterfinals of the CIF Southern Section Division 11 playoffs at Westminster High on Friday at 7 p.m.
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Prosecuting human traffickers and providing after-care for their victims are both critical, said Dr.
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For Kenta Takada and Kim Sang-gyun of the K-pop duo JBJ95, their performance at the K-Content Expo in Buena Park last weekend marked their first visit to the U.S.
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The first time local theatergoers were exposed to “The Lion in Winter” was over half a century ago at the old Laguna Playhouse, in a stellar production with Ralph Richmond and Marthella Randall under the direction of John Ferzacca.
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In response to increasing hate crimes and incidents, Orange County Human Relations is rolling out its first statewide program to equip schools with the resources to launch their own educational and awareness campaigns.
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The Sikh Center of Orange County held an open house for the local community on Nov. 10 on the occasion of the 550th birth anniversary of Guru Nanak.
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For the third year in a row, TimesOC readers have nominated and voted on “Orange County’s Best: TimesOC’s Readers’ Choice.”
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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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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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