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The City Council adopted a standalone panic button law to protect housekeepers after a hotel workers union gathered signatures for ballot measure pushing for broader changes.
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The fight to save Laguna’s only emergency room takes an unexpected turn when Providence Mission Hospital and the city released a joint statement indicating they’re working on a solution.
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Museum and libraries are discussed in this week’s Mailbag — along with a plea for civility.
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The immersive, family-friendly exhibition explores household dangers, séances, mourning traditions and Fullerton’s own haunted history
Sysillia Kianna Morrison Montes De Oca, who was about two months shy of her 19th birthday when the collision occurred on Aug. 11, 2022, is expected to be sentenced in November.
Nine candidates have entered the race for three seats on the Laguna Beach City Council in the November election.
The OC Around the Table potluck, in its second year, will take place Sept. 27 at Mile Square Park.
Adrianna McGrath and Charlie Lucky-Mitchell combined for 28 kills in the Oilers’ four-set win over the visiting Chargers on Tuesday in a Sunset League girls’ volleyball match.
A French and Belgian classical music duo is set to be the first musicians to perform in this season of Sunday Musicales, hosted in the new state-of-the-art auditorium.
Jonathan Goffman, who replaces Nick Racklin as the Vikings’ athletic director, comes to Marina from the Bronx, New York.
Should we hit pause until we fully understand the high cost of advanced technology?
California is disproportionately impacted by the federal defunding of healthcare
Incumbent Joan Malczewski, as well as first-time hopefuls Shaheen Sheik-Sadhal and Kimberly Smith, answered questions in a forum on Tuesday at the Neighborhood Congregational Church.
High hopes for bolstering first-time homeownership for Costa Mesa residents, natives and graduates with robust cannabis tax receipts go up in smoke — for now.
The free, campus-wide celebration on Sunday, Sept. 13, will present live performances, interactive activities and more in honor of the center’s long legacy.