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Laguna Beach High junior Sarah MacCallum and Marina sophomore Mika Ikemori each help out the nonprofit organization.
Soka University in Aliso Viejo joined Disneyland on Saturday as the county’s two vaccine super site locations.
After a three-week hiatus from in-person learning, Newport-Mesa Unified School District is moving ahead with its plan to reopen middle and high school campuses starting Monday.
The O.C. Young Adult Court, a collaborative court for first-time nonviolent felony offenders between the ages of 18 and 23, graduated three of its initial 25 participants with tearful goodbyes before Orange County Superior Court Judge Maria Hernandez reduced or dismissed their convictions.
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The 360 Clinic, which is in charge of Orange County’s COVID-19 testing super sites, has partnered with local colleges to offer internship credits.
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Cross-country is the only fall sport within the CIF Southern Section that can take place under the purple, most-restrictive tier, and only if the stay-at-home order is lifted.
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The one-year anniversary of the helicopter crash that killed Los Angeles Lakers legend Kobe Bryant and eight other Orange County residents will be on Tuesday.
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The Laguna Beach City Council will take into consideration how to proceed with the remaining funds from the “Laguna Beach Cares” grant program that was introduced in December.
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The call came in at around 10:36 a.m. Friday for a single boat fire at the Balboa Yacht Basin in Newport Beach.
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Marina High School’s Zoe King has committed to the University of Iowa softball program. The junior catcher is the younger sister of Ryan King, who played at Marina and went on to play for Middle Tennessee State.
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Soka University in Aliso Viejo on Saturday will become the second super point-of-dispensing vaccination site in O.C., joining Disneyland, which opened last week.
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Orange County’s second mass COVID-19 vaccination site is coming Saturday to Soka University in Aliso Viejo. Three more sites are expected to be named in hopes of inoculating all county residents by July 4.
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A park visitor’s body was found Jan. 16 at the base of Upper Yosemite Fall, the same day she was reported missing. But the discovery was not announced until six days later.
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It’s the latest in a string of enforcement efforts officials have lodged against Restauration and its owner in recent weeks.
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The Alsidnawis came to San Diego in 2016, but they have been separated from son Ahmad for nearly a decade.
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The next storm is expected to reach L.A. by Monday morning after the first in a series of winter storms dropped rain and snow in the region.
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Johnathon Lomeli was sentenced to 60 days in County Jail, the California attorney general’s office announced.
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In July, So Cal indie label Burger Records shut down after female fans and musicians accused some of bands of sexual misconduct. These are the women’s stories.
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As Black and Latino residents continue to bear the brunt of the COVID-19 pandemic, a hospital attempts to reach underserved groups.
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California’s ability to multitask is being tested as health officials scramble to find staff for vaccination sites while maintaining testing and contact tracing.
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Rare snow in Malibu on Saturday created a buzz, with some drivers so delighted they pulled over to frolic.
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In just 24 days, 5,106 people have died in Los Angeles County from COVID-19, while about 10,000 died in the previous nine months.
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In July, So Cal indie label Burger Records shut down after female fans and musicians accused some of bands of sexual misconduct. These are the women’s stories.
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A collection of texts, radio communications, quotes and scenes from the last hours of Kobe Bryant’s life before the fatal helicopter crash in Calabasas.
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It’s the latest in a string of enforcement efforts officials have lodged against Restauration and its owner in recent weeks.
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California scientists have discovered a new coronavirus strain that appears to be propagating faster than any other variant in the Golden State.
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The next storm is expected to reach L.A. by Monday morning after the first in a series of winter storms dropped rain and snow in the region.
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Mitchell Tyler Wade, 19, has been identified as the second victim killed in a collision Tuesday on the Pacific Coast Highway. Driver Eric Michael Kinser, 35, of Seal Beach, faces multiple felony DUI charges.
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The facility, which will be located on the northern edge of the university’s campus, joins the UCI Health Center for Advanced Care to create what university officials are calling the UCI Medical Center Irvine-Newport.
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Although OCFEC’s Board of Directors has given no indication it will take down the pride flags, first hoisted in 2019, controversy has been brewing between those for and against the banners.
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The organizer of a rally against police brutality who was charged with attempted murder last year now faces additional felony charges after a months-long review of the case, prosecutors said Wednesday.
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The Daily Pilot’s e-newspaper includes Thursday’s coverage of Newport Beach, Huntington Beach, Costa Mesa, Laguna Beach, Fountain Valley and other parts of Orange County.
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The fall high school season is not yet canceled in Southern California, but there will be no playoffs for football, girls’ volleyball, water polo and cross-country.
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Several high school football games were played in California over the weekend in violation of state COVID-19 guidelines and restrictions.
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Multiple demonstrations took place at O.C. high schools on Friday, as the “Let Them Play” rallies advocated for high school sports to resume despite the rise of COVID-19 cases.
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The Newport Harbor Baseball Assn. is starting up a Champions division, which will give special needs kids the chance to play the sport with an on-field assist from players in the organization’s other programs.
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CIF Southern Section still expected to make Tuesday statement on status of fall sports championships
CIF Southern Section still expected to make Tuesday statement on status of fall sports championships
Commissioner Rob Wigod says at meeting that high school cross-country meets could start soon.
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Big Brothers Big Sisters of Orange County & Inland Empire are looking for volunteers to match with kids. Here’s what it takes to be a volunteer.
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Last month, the Santa Ana City Council approved a plan to demolish a Northgate González Market and erect “luxury” apartments in its place. It was one of the first controversial decisions by the new council, which added three members and a new mayor in November.
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A virtual celebration of Martin Luther King Jr. took place on Monday. Here are some takeaways.
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As parents delay crucial immunizations for their children due to fears of exposing them to COVID-19, Orange County pediatricians are concerned about future outbreaks of measles, whooping cough and meningitis.
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Taylor DeCosta, Taylor Made Cuisine’s owner, says she survives by catering to the specific needs of customers.
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June Casgrande’s answer to an oft-used subject/verb disagreement may not please every reader.
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John Eastman’s appearance at the Trump rally on the day of the Capitol riots wasn’t the first time he’s sparked outrage.
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Readers of the Daily Pilot share their thoughts on local issues.
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A vaccine against the virus is only one of the necessary steps that must be taken to address societal problems brought on by the pandemic, the president of a nonprofit writes.
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As many words as the English language has, many have lost all meaning amid the pandemic and political turmoil.
