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Local groups will get a chance to reimagine how Huntington Beach’s surfing museum will be run when the city puts management of the cultural space out to bid after the holidays.
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Members of the city water quality committee didn’t commit last week but did seem open to the idea of banning restaurants from using single-use plastic utensils and other tableware and clamping down on balloons to keep the nonbiodegradable items out of the ocean. -
The transition to trustee area elections, in which residents in designated areas will choose one person from their area to represent them, comes after Seige Law, a Santa Barbara-based law firm, sent a letter in July accusing the district of not complying with the California Voting Rights Act.
The daughter of the Diamond and Jewelry Exchange store owner who was kidnapped and injured last week posted detailed updates on social media about his medical condition.
As I walked through the gates on opening day of the Orange County Fair on Friday, I felt a need.
The AES facility was scheduled to close by the end of next year, but the California Public Utilities Commission voted unanimously last Thursday to extend its operating life for up to three additional years.
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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The CIF Southern Section Division 1 runner-up Sea Kings have a strong defense led by Stanford-bound seniors Maya Avital and Megan Peterson.
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Stanford-bound center Ike Love, the Player of the Year for the second straight year, led the Sailors to the CIF Southern Section Division 1 and CIF SoCal Regional Division I finals.
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Monday’s results involving Laguna Beach, Costa Mesa, Edison and Fountain Valley.
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The Breakers duo of Ella Pachl and Sarah MacCallum beats Beckman’s Victoria Aguirre and Kiki Nguyen 6-1, 6-3 in the CIF Southern Section Individuals doubles final.
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The California National Guard showed its appreciation to employers of Southern California soldiers by offering free flights on UH-60 Black Hawk helicopters during the annual Boss Lift event Friday in Los Alamitos.
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The report, completed three years ago, was released Monday under House ethics rules
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Police are searching for a man they say attacked patrons with a knife at the Placer County library in Auburn, Calif.
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A legislative study finds that the next 10 years could determine the fate of the California coast and urges state and local officials to act quickly.
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Three men, including one from Camarillo, Calif., were arrested in connection with an alleged cryptocurrency mining scheme that defrauded investors out of hundreds of millions of dollars. The Department of Justice announced charges Tuesday.
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The University of California is violating civil and educational rights of disadvantaged students by requiring SAT or ACT tests, two lawsuits say.
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The grassroots organization Stop LAPD Spying Coalition had sued the Police Department for documents about programs it claimed were racially biased.
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The move marks another escalation of the California attorney general’s investigation of the Catholic Church sex abuse scandal.
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A magnitude 3.1 earthquake was reported at 10:57 a.m. 10 miles from Ridgecrest, Calif., according to the USGS.
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The Atlanta Journal-Constitution disputes how its late reporter Kathy Scruggs is portrayed in Clint Eastwood’s new film, “Richard Jewell.” Warner Bros. calls the claims “baseless.”
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If L.A. succeeds, a hydrogen-burning Intermountain Power Plant could become a model for governments and electric utilities around the world.
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Adulting classes have swelled in popularity, in part because many high schools have largely abandoned courses such as home economics that help students navigate the path to adulthood, experts say.
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Vanna White hosted “Wheel of Fortune” for the first time Monday, beginning a three-week stint filling in for Pat Sajak as he recovers from surgery.
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A U.S. judge bars President Trump from using $3.6 billion in military construction funds to pay for a wall along the Mexico border.
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Residents and visitors filled Corona del Mar’s village area Sunday for entertainment, food, prizes, games, merchant promotions and holiday spirit during the 41st annual Christmas Walk.
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The annual Light a Light of Love fundraiser for Waymakers’ Huntington Beach Youth Shelter returned to the Surf City pier Sunday evening.
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Police said the cyclist and a 2003 Ford Expedition collided at about 6:30 a.m. Friday in the area of Gothard Street and Heil Avenue.
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Macy’s donated $2 to Make-A-Wish for every letter to Santa Claus submitted on National Believe Day on Friday.
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Santa Claus, story time, and sledding on snow provided by Hyundai rounded out the event.
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Saturday’s results involving UC Irvine and Vanguard University.
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Saturday’s results involving local schools.
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Marina loses to La Jolla 27-14 in the CIF State Southern California Regional Division 4-A Bowl Game on Saturday at Westminster High.
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Sea Kings linebacker Mason Gecowets tackles Oceanside’s Kavika Tua just short of the end zone, and CdM earns a 14-7 win. The Sea Kings will play San Mateo Serra for the title on Dec. 14 at Cerritos College.
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Laguna Beach junior Jessie Rose finished eighth with a time of 18:12.2 in the CIF State cross-country championships on Nov. 30 at Woodward Park in Fresno. She earned all-state honors for her division.
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At the Blind Pig Kitchen and Bar in Yorba Linda, a new dining experience allows you to get so close to the cooks, you might literally rub elbows with them and feel the heat of the grill.
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Two 40-year theater traditions are winding down at South Coast Repertory: Hal Landon Jr.’s final portrayal of Scrooge in “A Christmas Carol” and John-David Keller’s last year as the show’s director.
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Some Laguna Niguel residents are trying to save the city’s only library from being demolished as part of a proposed redevelopment project.
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Ten years ago, Anna Leahy, the director of Chapman University’s MFA in Creative Writing program, remembers her and her colleague Logan Esdale wanting to bring poets Jen Bervin, Nancy Kuhl, and Richard Deming to visit their classrooms.
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For more than three decades, the city of Newport Beach has doggedly pursued solutions for alleviating the noise and air quality impacts John Wayne Airport’s operations have on a large section of our city.
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“Be the change that you wish to see in the world.”
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“Things can never again be as they are now.”
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You probably don’t need a 40-year career in engineering consulting in water resources management to tell you that bringing an iceberg or a huge bag of Columbia River water down to Southern California is not a sensible drinking water solution (“Commentary: Huntington Beach Seawater Desalination Plant will receive $585 million in credit assistance,” Nov. 25).
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On a recent weekend morning I had the privilege of listening to some impressive speeches.
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