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Newport Harbor’s Natalie McCarty ran 41.74 seconds in the girls’ 300-meter hurdles at the CIF State track and field championships to set the Orange County record in the event.
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The Orange City Council, told last July the city could be bankrupt as soon as 2029 if there isn’t a major course correction, has been handling a proposed tax increase like a political hot potato.
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Family members and friends cheered on 38 seniors from the Costa Mesa college prep campus in a commencement ceremony Tuesday at Orange Coast College’s Robert Moore Theater.
The Planning Commission recommended a plan for 132 townhomes on Dove Street for approval. The project included a few affordable housing units.
The proposed Parkside FV development, which called for a 72-unit apartment complex to replace an existing commercial shopping center, was denied entitlements on appeal by the Fountain Valley City Council on Tuesday.
The collision occured Wednesday afternoon on Irvine Avenue near Bristol Street, according to the Newport Beach Police Department. The pedestrian died at the scene; the driver and passenger in the vehicle that struck her were transported to a hospital for treatment.
Council members voted Tuesday to terminate a five-year, $480,000-per-annum contract with the Chino Hill-based rescue group, over its inability to build a full-service shelter inside city limits.
Kay Nakauchi, who retired from her job as a secretary in the Huntington Beach Union High School District earlier this year, was incarcerated with her family at the Manzanar internment camp during World War II.
The popular breakfast restaurant is hosting fundraiser throughout June to support 61 local students who are experiencing homelessness through their graduations.
“A while” is an noun and “awhile” is an adverb. It sounds confusing but you already know the difference.
The Balboa Yacht Club is preparing to host the 10th anniversary of its annual celebration of wooden boats in Corona del Mar on June 13, complete with replica of a 1770s privateer schooner, the tall ship Spirit of Dana Point.
Based on tips and eye witness interviews, HBPD detectives Thursday arrested 21-year-old Irvine resident on suspicion of felony child endangerment.
Although his attorney told the judge Jamshid Ghomi would not flee the country and instead urged for GPS monitoring and home confinement, the Newport Coast man was denied bail by an Orange County federal court judge.
Wednesday’s simulation served to highlight the importance of water safety, while also serving as a training opportunity for UCI Health clinicians and first responders with the Huntington Beach Fire Department.
