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Breath of Fire Latina Theater Ensemble will host a book release party for ‘¡FUEGO!’ an anthology of a decade of plays, poetry and more at Grand Central Art Center in Santa Ana on Oct. 9
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Huntington Beach’s premiere event, which has seen its share of controversy in recent years, returns Friday. The city is ready to roar as it marks its 10th anniversary.
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A letter to the editor from nine former mayors of Newport Beach outlines several reasons they consider there needs to be change of councilmembers on the dais this year.
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No Square Theatre has introduced audience talkback sessions for three of its performances of Lagunatics, the musical parody that annually makes light of issues driving discussion in Laguna Beach.
Environmental and labor groups gathered Thursday to demand the coffee giant stop misleading the public about its plastic cup recycling. They were not allowed inside to deliver a 14,000-signature petition.
New campaign disclosure forms detail council candidate fundraising totals through Sept. 19, which are the first reports after the filing deadline to run.
The show runs from Friday to Sunday over the Pacific Ocean and is expected to draw hundreds of thousands of spectators.
From student art competitions to reading challenges, Newport Beach creates diverse atmospheres to encourage learning and creativity for the community’s youth.
Ten of the 11 candidates for the council participated in Wednesday night’s forum at the Central Library.
Laguna Beach held a ceremony Friday celebrating completion of the $12.8 million converstion of the Promenade on Forest from temporary pandemic-era seating to a full pedestrian plaza.
The subjunctive is a grammatical mood, a verb form used for wishes, demands, suggestions, or hypotheticals.
State declines to investigate whether Anaheim mayor failed to properly disclose husband’s Qatar trip
Ashleigh Aitken was invited to bring a guest to an economic forum, which would count as a gift requiring public disclosure. Her husband secured a separate invitation as a college representative 26 days later, which satisfied a state watchdog but not a resident who complained.
A Huntington Beach fire spokesman said the incident occurred shortly after 1 p.m., near the 16000 block of Ardsley Circle, just steps away from a similar fire last Wednesday afternoon.
“Because of state housing law, we really don’t have any other option but to approve this project,” one commissioner said of Eira, a complex coming soon to 396 E. 21st St.
The F-16 Fighting Falcons, a fan favorite at the show, arrived at the Joint Forces Training Base in Los Alamitos on Tuesday.
