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Council members directed city staff to examine and address residents’ concerns, which included possible issues with noise, mandatory testing, warning signs, the Americans with Disabilities Act and the Fair Housing Act.
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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. -
Under a proposal floated by Mayor Pro Tem Will O’Neill, who chairs the panel, the 10-member task force would be recast as a City Council ad hoc committee, retaining its three council members but officially dropping the seven citizen volunteers.
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.
Tuesday’s results involving the Corona del Mar and Huntington Beach girls’ volleyball teams in the CIF State Southern California Regional Division I playoffs.
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Wednesday’s results involving Vanguard University, UC Irvine, Orange Coast College and Golden West College.
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The Oilers lead late in the third quarter but fall 10-7 in a CIF Southern Section Division 1 semifinal. The Wolverines play No. 2 Newport Harbor in Saturday’s final.
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The No. 2-seeded Sailors get three goals each from Makoto Kenney, Ike Love and Tommy Kennedy and beat the No. 3 Cubs 9-6 in the semifinals of the CIF Southern Section Division 1 playoffs on Wednesday. Newport Harbor plays No. 1 Harvard-Westlake in Saturday’s final.
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The Sikh Center of Orange County held an open house for the local community on Nov. 10 on the occasion of the 550th birth anniversary of Guru Nanak.
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Local high school seniors sign a national letter of intent or commit on Wednesday, the first day of the early signing period for college sports outside of football.
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Since Proposition 187, the California GOP has been in freefall and still is. Today, Democrats hold a supermajority in each of California’s legislative houses and Republicans are essentially irrelevant.
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An infant was pronounced dead Wednesday evening shortly after its body was discovered in Walnut.
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The California Public Utilities Commission last week approved extending the operational life of an AES power plant in Huntington Beach for up to three additional years. The matter next goes to State Water Resources Control Board for consideration.
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Betting on sports would be legal in California under an initiative proposed Wednesday by a coalition of Native American tribes.
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Carlo Adrian Navarro of Long Beach denied all allegations at his arraignment Wednesday.
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The on-air chief medical correspondent for NBC in Los Angeles and New York is charged with one felony count of contact with a minor for sexual purposes
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Unprecedented visualizations have allowed scientists to dig deeper into the details of major earthquakes.
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Southern California Edison settles with 23 public agencies for damage it allegedly caused in the Thomas and Woolsey fires, and Montecito mudslides.
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After the first day of hearings, the folks who have wanted to impeach Trump since he won the presidency still do, and the folks who don’t still don’t.
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Unprecedented visualizations have allowed scientists to dig deeper into the details of major earthquakes.
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After a spate of deaths at USC, officials are struggling with what information to release about the students who died.
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In a letter sent to students just after 10 p.m. Tuesday, top USC officials warned against the dangers of opioid use.
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Emma Coronel, wife of convicted Mexican drug lord Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzmán, will appear in the second season of VH1’s reality series “Cartel Crew.”
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The expansion of the school resource officer program comes in response to concerns posed by parents at a PTA meeting in September.
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The California Public Utilities Commission last week approved extending the operational life of an AES power plant in Huntington Beach for up to three additional years. The matter next goes to State Water Resources Control Board for consideration.
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Costa Mesa planning commissioners will consider plans for a proposed indoor ax-throwing facility at 2020 Placentia Ave. during their meeting Thursday.
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A ceremony at Huntington Beach Pier Plaza recognized local veterans who served their country and the annual classic car show raised funds for local programs for veterans.
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Huntington Beach has put its memorial bench program on hiatus, pending further study, after one installation was abruptly removed without notifying the donor.
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The Sea Kings sweep in doubles and defeat the Oilers 13-5 at home Wednesday, advancing to the CIF Southern Section Division 1 title match for the second time in three seasons.
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Tuesday’s results involving UC Irvine, Golden West College and Orange Coast College.
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The No. 2-seeded Knights sweep 25-13, 25-19, 25-11, ending the No. 15 Breakers’ season in the first round of the CIF State Southern California Regional Division I playoffs.
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Monday’s results and notes involving Huntington Beach, Corona del Mar and Laguna Beach.
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The top-seeded Sea Kings pull away and beat the Nighthawks 12-6 on Monday, setting up a home date against Huntington Beach in Wednesday’s semifinals.
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It’s been a few decades since local theatergoers had the opportunity to visit “The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas,” but Golden West College is making up for that lost time with a lively staging of the boisterous musical comedy.
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Noemy Martinez swayed in and out of consciousness as she looked down at her nearly severed right leg.
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Vita Flores (played by Zahaira Curiel) is a 13-year-old from Queens, New York who doesn’t understand why her family makes such a big deal about Día de los Muertos, when all her friends at school are celebrating Halloween.
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On a crisp August morning, Antonio Cagnolo stepped onto a 48-foot Mussel Ridge fishing boat based in Huntington Harbour.
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It would be regrettable if the spectacular scenic effects in “Anastasia,” now in residence at the Segerstrom Center for the Arts, actually overwhelmed the performances, but there’s little of concern on that score.
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As advocates for gun violence prevention and sensible gun laws, we urge you to vote for Dave Min, a Democratic Party candidate for state Senate District 37.
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When I retired from teaching, I wanted to find some venerable causes to occupy my mind and time.
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U.S. ambassador to Croatia W. Robert “Bob” Kohorst, a Newport Beach businessman, opened his official home near Zagreb to a Newport couple, providing a glimpse of the “homey yet elegant style” and heavy security that surround him.
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Thanks largely to the popularity of television shows centered around food and cooking, we have in recent years elevated culinary pursuits to a new level in our culture.
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The signs displayed at the recent football game between Marina and Segerstrom high schools are hurtful and racist; they have no place in an athletic competition, and the controversy must be addressed (“Signs at football game between Marina and Segerstrom high schools are criticized as having racial undertones,” Oct. 30).
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