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Members, allies and critics of Fairview Community Church in Costa Mesa and the LGBTQ community surrounded the church’s driveway Saturday either in protest or protection of what was happening inside: a children’s story time with a drag queen.
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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. -
Crowds turned out Sunday in Newport Beach to help Susan G. Komen Orange County raise money for breast cancer research through its More than Pink Walk, formerly known as the Race for the Cure. The event had raised more than $654,000 as of Monday morning.
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.
The Newport Beach City Council may declare a “shelter crisis,” allowing the city to fast-track the development of a homeless shelter, with a portion of the public works yard at 592 Superior Ave. being a serious option.
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Saturday’s results involving the Golden West and Orange Coast football teams.
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Saturday’s results involving Sage Hill, Corona del Mar and Laguna Beach.
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The shorthanded Sailors lose 11-7 to the Wolverines on Saturday at Newport Harbor High.
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The senior goalkeeper, a three-year varsity starter, has impressed with his dedication.
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Newbury Park’s Nico Young set a new meet record with a time of 13:39.7 in the 39th annual Woodbridge Invitational on Saturday night at SilverLakes Sports Park in Norco. Laguna Beach senior Logan Brooks placed sixth in the Doug Speck’s boys’ sweepstakes race.
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The Newport Beach City Council may declare a “shelter crisis,” allowing the city to fast-track the development of a homeless shelter, with a portion of the public works yard at 592 Superior Ave. being a serious option.
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An L.A. County sheriff’s deputy said an Alhambra officer was speeding. The officer thought the deputy was driving aggressively so he pulled a gun.
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Prosecutors say Tiffany Li orchestrated the killing of Keith Green when she fell for another man and feared she’d lose custody of her children.
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On Friday, repairs begin on the west side of the major freeway artery, following eight weekends of eastbound construction.
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A 1940 photograph of a jetliner over downtown L.A. leads into mysterious territory
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San Clemente’s football coach had previously said there were no incidents or taunts in the Sept. 13 game against San Diego’s Lincoln High School.
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At the kickoff of the U.N. climate summit, protesters are already looking beyond it, recognizing it will take sustained pressure for governments to act.
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A red flag warning is in effect for much of Northern California, as high winds and low humidity are expected to combine to create critical fire weather.
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A woman who was severely burned in a domestic violence attack in Vermont is hoping for a second face transplant after doctors recently discovered tissue damage that likely will lead to the loss of her donor face.
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Trump’s defenders abruptly shifted from denying any pressure on Ukraine to praising the president’s actions.
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Tens of thousands of independent contractors apparently don’t feel exploited. And they don’t want anything to do with formal employment or unions.
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Prosecutors in the admissions scandal cases shifted arguments, telling a judge that parents’ behavior — not how much they paid — should determine prison time.
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At the kickoff of the U.N. climate summit, protesters are already looking beyond it, recognizing it will take sustained pressure for governments to act.
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Crowds turned out Sunday in Newport Beach to help Susan G. Komen Orange County raise money for breast cancer research through its More than Pink Walk, formerly known as the Race for the Cure.
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Sporting blue-and-white striped hats, the engineers revealed the orange-striped locomotive 819, named for the date it was acquired.
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The Harvest Festival’s arts and crafts and homemade food continue through Sunday at the Fair & Event Center in Costa Mesa.
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Dozens of artisans are featured at the Harvest Festival at the OC Fair & Event Center in Costa Mesa, which opened Friday and continues through Sunday.
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The new home of the Orange County Museum of Art is officially under construction at the Segerstrom Center for the Arts in Costa Mesa following a groundbreaking ceremony Friday morning that was more than a decade in the making.
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Friday’s results involving Fountain Valley, Laguna Beach, Newport Harbor, Huntington Beach and Edison.
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Quarterback Joseph Hernandez’s 21-yard touchdown pass to Adolfo Chavez with 44 seconds left leads the Lobos to a 27-21 win over the Mustangs on Friday.
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Three turnovers and costly penalties prove undoing for the Chargers, who lose 28-21 to the Tritons on Friday. Edison has lost four straight years to San Clemente.
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Justin McCoy and Aidan Goltz each score two touchdowns in the Sailors’ 31-14 nonleague win over the Vikings on Friday at Davidson Field.
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Brantt Riederich rushes for 209 yards and two TDs to lead the Vikings to a 34-14 victory on Friday, earning their first win over the Oilers since Sept. 25, 2008.
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Irvine city officials broke ground Thursday morning on a new affordable housing development near the Orange County Great Park.
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If you look a mile or so off the coast of First Street in Seal Beach you might see a sailboat cruising by.
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There’s a new brunch and breakfast spot in Anaheim Hills that’s serving Mexican and Asian fusion fare alongside fresh pastries.
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Top stylists, influencers, celebrities and fashion mavens converged at Fashion Island in Newport Beach for the 12th annual StyleWeekOC, the three-day style and beauty experience co-hosted by SIMPLY.
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Few new theatrical offerings have served up such a banquet of emotional ingredients as “American Mariachi” — a bountiful exercise mixing comedy, drama, cultural conflict, familial chaos and, of course, music — the season opener at South Coast Repertory.
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After years of extensive community input and planning, the celebrated Laguna Beach Village Entrance is now a reality.
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Fred Navarro, superintendent of Newport Mesa Unified, recently sent an email to employees and parents regarding the school start date in August 2020.
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Summer concerts under the stars are a staple of the good life in Orange County.
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“How big is God?” my 6-year-old grandson, Judah, wanted to know the other day.
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