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An unused site owned by Newport-Mesa Unified School District is being eyed for up to 402 units of housing, which could net up to $1.7B during a 99-year lease.
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The Huntington Beach City Council championed a successful ballot measure in 2024 that would required voter ID at the polls. Lawsuits followed.
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Fountain Valley’s annual Lunar New Year Festival incorporated educational elements into the celebration, spreading awareness of different cultures during the event on Saturday.
The Orange County chapter of Childhelp is planning its big fundraiser themed “For the Love of a Child,” which will be held March 19 and will feature a fashion show produced by South Coast Plaza.
Lincoln Fox Ramadan’s inbox is kind of blowing up, after millions of viewers saw the Costa Mesa kindergartner share a scene with Bad Bunny during Super Bowl LX on Sunday.
Emails show that Jack Horner visited Jeffrey Epstein’s New Mexico ranch in 2012 and 2016 before he was hired as a lecturer at Chapman University.
Six original bar and lounge concepts that will operate within Katella Commons when it opens in early 2027
Elsie Huston and Maeve Mani combine for seven goals to lead the host Breakers over Sunny Hills 14-8 on Friday in the first round of the CIF Southern Section Division 1 girls’ water polo playoffs at El Toro High.
Ron and Sandi Simon have pledged $30 million to Hoag to help with staff housing, it was announced Monday. The Simons will be gifting $1.25 million annually toward the effort.
The 46th annual event drew community organizations, and local Black sororities and fraternities to honor Black history, culture and unity
Artist Carlos Viani unravels the story of his father’s disappearance through art at the Grand Central Art Center
A special Newport Beach City Council meeting convened to discuss plans to build a new police headquarters as well as relocating a fire station.
Fourteen Orange County restaurants are participating in the inaugural SoCal Pizza Week, Feb. 8-15, which coincides with National Pizza Day.
The name of the Anaheim police officer who shot and killed Alberto Arzola, 19, during a December encounter is being withheld from TimesOC on the grounds of unspecified threats.
