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Torelli Realty presented its annual Holiday Snow Land on Saturday at Balearic Park in Costa Mesa, complete with 40 tons of real snow for families to play in.
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The Huntington Beach Union High School District said Tuesday that it is extending its campus closures through May 1 in response to the coronavirus crisis. -
As California hospitals brace for what is expected to be the worst weeks of the coronavirus pandemic, UC Irvine medical students are holding community drives this week to collect masks, sanitizer and other crucial supplies for members of the university’s medical staff while also helping by walking their dogs, babysitting and doing grocery shopping.
Newport Beach plans to close its ocean-facing boardwalk on the Balboa Peninsula every weekend in April, or until Gov. Gavin Newsom relaxes California’s social distancing guidelines that are intended to stem the spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus. That’s in addition to restrictions on the piers, parking and other locations.
As I walked through the gates on opening day of the Orange County Fair on Friday, I felt a need.
Torelli Realty presented its annual Holiday Snow Land on Saturday at Balearic Park in Costa Mesa, complete with 40 tons of real snow for families to play in.
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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Max McKennon had plans to play in junior Grand Slams this summer before heading to Arizona State, but they are up in the air due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Lightning sophomore Isabel Gomez, the area’s Player of the Year, averaged 17 points, 5.8 rebounds, 3.9 assists, 2.5 steals and 1.4 blocked shots per game.
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South Coast Plaza will remain closed until further notice, a spokeswoman said Monday, the day before the Costa Mesa mall had planned to reopen following a two-week closure after a store employee tested positive for the coronavirus.
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School was in session — at least off campus — on Monday in several local districts as officials try to salvage what’s left of the school year amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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If you’re in need of a break from worrying about the coronavirus pandemic, you might spare a few minutes to learn about an inspiring philanthropic venture that could serve as a practical model for how to make a difference in the world.
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Coronavirus: As deaths across California rose, state prisons release inmate in bid to reduce spread
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Family members fear for Los Angeles retirees trapped aboard the cruise ship Zaandam, which is sailing to Florida, where authorities are skeptical of welcoming ill passengers.
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Not wanting to expose their families to coronavirus, a trio of frontline doctors moved out of their homes.
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A man working out in his driveway because his gym in closed.
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Coronavirus testing is an essential part of slowing the spread. From swab to result, follow along with one very sick patient’s test.
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In a preliminary ruling, a judge said that the city of L.A. seizing large items from homeless people is not a workable policy.
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It’s not enough to make up for a dry winter, but the precipitation outlook for early April looks promising
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New California rules governing state water exports from the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta triggered threats of lawsuits and complaints from both sides.
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The deadly outbreak among members of a choir has stunned health officials, who have concluded that the virus was almost certainly transmitted through the air from one or more people without symptoms.
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The Trump administration released weaker fuel economy standards for new cars and trucks, pitting the federal government against California.
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In his new book, Colton Underwood — who was recently diagnosed with coronavirus — talks about being manipulated by producers on “The Bachelor.”
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Like airlines, cruise operators make refunds difficult for passengers who are rethinking travel plans because of the coronavirus.
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The coronavirus continues to spread rapidly in the Bay Area and Seattle, but so far at a rate slower than in the country’s other hot spots such as New York, New Jersey, Michigan and Louisiana.
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While the Laguna Playhouse, like all other local theaters, has shut its doors because of the coronavirus pandemic, its officials want to show their appreciation for workers performing essential services to help others during the crisis.
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Parents, if your school or district has begun online classes because of the coronavirus outbreak, tell us how it’s going. If it hasn’t, tell us what you’re doing in the meantime.
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Due to the coronavirus pandemic, TimesOC is going on hiatus in April.
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Orange County increased its count of coronavirus cases to 431 on Sunday, up from 403 on Saturday, with four overall deaths.
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Huntington Beach’s Kanoa Igarashi will have to wait until 2021 to represent Japan at the Olympic Games. The Summer Games in Japan have been postponed because of COVID-19.
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Sea Kings senior Megan Chelf is the Surf League Offensive MVP, while Chargers senior Kate Davies receives Defensive MVP accolades.
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Washington State commit McKenna Pua helped the Vikings win the Wave League title, the program’s first league crown since the 1994-95 season.
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UC Irvine-bound senior Desiree Mendoza helped the Eagles finish second in the Orange Coast League. The forward had 10 goals and 15 assists this season.
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Sage Hill’s Lexi Van Den Bosch, Lauren Graham and Elaine He are honored, along with Pacifica Christian Orange County’s Brooklyn Motske and Logan Bray.
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The Animal Assistance League of Orange County continues to take care of the dozens of dogs and cats in its care despite the growing threat of the coronavirus.
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Our leaders remind us that it’s important to check in with each other, even as we’re sheltering at home and practicing responsible social distancing.
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Our leaders remind us that it’s important to check in with each other, even as we’re sheltering at home and practicing responsible social distancing.
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Last year, Corey Deshon and Vivien Ngô were feeling trapped within the confines of the Hollywood film business.
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Art and culture are alive and vibrant in this time of fear and chaos.
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The COVID-19 crisis has me haunted by memories of the AIDS crisis in the 1980s, and horrified by our apparent failure to remember its lessons.
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I am a lifetime Newport Beach resident and attended Newport Elementary School in the early 1950s, through Newport Harbor High in 1963.
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I don’t know about you all, but I am so grateful for first responders, who typically include paramedics, nurses, police officers, firefighters, rescuers, military personnel, doctors and everyone who works in hospitals.
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I had to pick up a few items at the store recently and barely found a parking place to shop at a local market.
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