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Costa Mesa Mayor Katrina Foley and UCI law professor Dave Min broadly agreed on building more housing and responding to climate change with “green” technologies during a forum Monday sponsored by Indivisible OC 48 and the California League of Conservation Voters.
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Nearly 150 Orange County Girl Scouts of all ages turned out with their families to Pelican Point in Crystal Cove State Park on Sunday as part of the first nationwide Girl Scouts Love State Parks weekend. -
Joey Gabaldon, 52, of Laguna Beach was arrested early Sunday after a man reportedly was screaming in the street and abusing a cat, which was dead when police officers collected it.
Children got to listen to stories, meet authors and try their hand at crafts and games Saturday at the sixth annual Books and Bunnies Festival at the Newport Beach Central Library.
As I walked through the gates on opening day of the Orange County Fair on Friday, I felt a need.
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.
SoCal VegFest brought its annual free vegan food samples, drinks, speakers, demonstrations and merchandise to the OC Fair & Event Center in Costa Mesa on Saturday and Sunday.
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Tuesday’s results involving UC Irvine, Orange Coast College, Golden West College and Vanguard University.
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Senior Danielle Beder’s 15 kills lead the Lightning to a 25-21, 17-25, 25-15, 25-22 win on the road Tuesday in a CIF Southern Section Division 3 wild-card match.
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Tuesday’s results involving Huntington Beach, Edison, Marina, Laguna Beach, Newport Harbor, Estancia and Ocean View.
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Scott Brooks, a former Anteaters standout and now the coach of the Washington Wizards, will be honored as UC Irvine hosts Eastern Michigan on Nov. 30.
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Kristina Veskovic sweeps in singles, and the Sea Kings win 14-4 Tuesday and appear on their way to a second straight Surf League title.
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An officer-involved shooting took place Tuesday night in Boyle Heights, according to the LAPD.
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Anyone who visited a West L.A. Starbucks the morning of Oct. 16 or Disneyland on that day should take precautions, county health officials said.
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In a statement, Hill said she is going through a divorce “from an abusive husband who seems determined to try to humiliate me.”
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Red flag warnings were in effect beginning Wednesday in a large swath of Northern California as well the Los Angeles area.
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A Times investigation that found more than $300 million went to contractors with thin claims of Native American ancestry.
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David Dempsey, 32, was arrested shortly after the scuffle broke out between pro- and anti-Trump protesters on the Santa Monica Pier on Saturday.
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A longtime associate of Rosario Dawson’s family is suing the actress and her family members, alleging gender discrimination, battery, assault and emotional distress after he came out to them as a transgender man.
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A wealthy Los Angeles venture capitalist with extensive foreign ties who made large donations to Democratic and Republican campaigns has been charged with violating federal registration laws for foreign agents, tax evasion and making illegal campaign contributions.
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As celebrities watched, the matchup of NBA A-list stars lived up to its promise in the Clippers’ 112-102 victory over the Lakers. So did some reserves.
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Red flag warnings were in effect beginning Wednesday in a large swath of Northern California as well the Los Angeles area.
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Danny Green scores a team-high 28 points for the Lakers and shows off his abilities from three-point territory in season-opening loss to Clippers.
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The Lakers were great at generating plenty of buzz at Staples Center on Tuesday, but the Kawhi Leonard-led Clippers were the better team.
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Anyone who visited a West L.A. Starbucks the morning of Oct. 16 or Disneyland on that day should take precautions, county health officials said.
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A suspect was arrested early Monday in connection with a shooting Sunday in Huntington Beach that left a man critically injured, police said.
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Douglas Hodge reversed course after prosecutors warned parents who had maintained their innocence that they could face a charge of federal program bribery.
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In a tradition dating to the 1930s, Costa Mesa is again holding its annual Scarecrow Festival this weekend at Fairview Park.
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The Los Angeles Times and Travel Costa Mesa teamed up for Friday and Saturday’s Taste Costa Mesa, a food festival featuring area vendors.
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The City Council is set to approve a design Tuesday for the station planned to serve the Lido Isle area. Renderings for the new, $9.6-million digs at 2807 Newport Blvd. show the preferred exterior architecture with a similar aesthetic to the recently opened Lido House hotel.
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Saturday’s results involving UC Irvine, Vanguard University, Orange Coast College and Golden West College.
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The junior center teams up with senior Ike Love to form quite a tandem for the Sailors.
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The Rustlers storm back to claim a 41-21 victory over the Pirates on Saturday in the Battle of the Bell game.
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CdM, Laguna Beach, Huntington Beach, Edison, Fountain Valley, Sage Hill, Costa Mesa, Ocean View, Pacifica Christian O.C. and Libery Christian qualify for the playoffs.
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Newport Harbor, Edison, Huntington Beach, Marina, Ocean View and CdM fared well in the Orange County Championships, which were held on Friday and Saturday at Oak Canyon Park.
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With some strong performances and resonant vocal quality, the musical “Violet,” now in residence at the Costa Mesa Playhouse, should be far more enjoyable than it actually is.
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Amid years of turmoil between Orange County Animal Care and local activists, a cease and desist letter backed by local animal rescues was recently sent to the county-run shelter, claiming it has been “abandoning” kittens and cats in the street.
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VietRise leader Tracy La says the goal is to normalize speaking out for young Vietnamese Americans who haven’t always been able to find progressive spaces in Little Saigon.
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At the time, they were Eddie and Charles. It was the mid-1950s in East L.A.
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You know a restaurant takes fun seriously when at the front door, there’s a cartoonish blow-up cactus holding a guitar and wearing a sombrero.
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Patrons of the Pacific Symphony Orchestra arrived some 300 strong in traditional black tie to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Maestro Carl St.Clair’s commanding role as music director of Orange County’s internationally celebrated orchestra.
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Sometimes a movement starts with just one person with one idea at one humble starting point.
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In a recent letter, Balboa Island resident Bob McCaffrey opposed the proposed Library Lecture Hall at the Newport Beach Central Library (“Newport library doesn’t need to build a lecture hall,” Oct. 9.)
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As an elected leader charged with finding solutions to homelessness, I found a recent Los Angeles Times story (“Are many homeless people in L.A. mentally ill?
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Ted Danson and Angela Kinsey come together in Laguna Beach to raise awareness about ocean plastics.
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