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Jurors are expected to begin deliberating the case against Erick Joseph Kristianson Monday at the Central Justice Center in Santa Ana. Kristianson faces 25 felony sex charges.
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The hospital will, however, rely on diesel generators for backup support.
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A letter to the editor ponders the cyclical nature of American capitalism, while others focus their comments on political happenings in Huntington Beach.
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The much-loved ballet returns to Segerstrom Center for the Arts for the holiday season with support from the American Ballet Theatre’s Gillespie School.
Manuel Cid, who currently serves as Glendale’s police chief, will make more than $435,000 in Anaheim. He will take the job as tensions flair over the recent police shooting on a Latino man.
A local developer and first-term council member, Orgill was appointed mayor on Tuesday by his fellow members. Hallie Jones will serve as mayor pro tem.
Trader Joe’s opened a new location Thursday at 2170 Harbor Blvd., a storefront previously occupied by a 99 Cents Only, which shuttered after the company filled for bankruptcy in April 2024.
As the battle between Surf City and the state continues over mandated housing, the California Supreme Court on Wednesday refused to review a recent appellate court’s ruling in the state’s favor.
Half scripted, half improv, the annual stage show “Santa Claus Conquers the Martians” lands in Fullerton for its 19th year, selling out before its debut.
Fountain Valley’s Vinnie Gutierrez and Christian Stoeber, and Laguna Beach’s Xavier Brooks, won their respective weight classes in the Cossarek Classic on Saturday.
The annual Knott’s Merry Farm is underway and will run until Jan. 4. Each holiday season traditional favorites among guests are refreshed with new elements, according to the production manager.
Authors of the new book, “Disneyland Politics,” dig into the questions of how Anaheim has balanced the theme park and the needs of its residents.
A new site at Costa Mesa Fire & Rescue’s Station No. 4 replicates emergencies firefighters may encounter in the line of duty. It replaces a facility built in 1967.
The Corona del Mar Chamber of Commerce brought crowds to the business district Sunday when it held its 46th annual Christmas Walk event, which featured store displays, live music and more.
Hospitality Night, a traditional holiday event on the first Friday of December, saw a large crowd turn out in downtown Laguna Beach to celebrate the season.
