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The Laguna Beach City Council on Tuesday will consider two issues related to the local impact of the coronavirus pandemic: an eviction moratorium for residential and commercial renters and budget modifications to adapt to projected revenue losses.
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Confirmed coronavirus infections rose steadily over the weekend in Orange County, hitting 882 cases and holding at 14 deaths on Monday. -
Newport Beach is placing a six-week moratorium on vacation rentals in its latest measure to tamp down on visitors during the coronavirus pandemic, the City Council decided Friday night.
As I walked through the gates on opening day of the Orange County Fair on Friday, I felt a need.
The Huntington Beach City Council on Monday will consider agreements with three unions that represent more than 700 city employees.
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.
Torelli Realty presented its annual Holiday Snow Land on Saturday at Balearic Park in Costa Mesa, complete with 40 tons of real snow for families to play in.
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Having spent my entire morning in an unsuccessful pursuit of the stupid stuff, tears of frustration falling down my face, I finally start to laugh. To think, not too long ago my biggest concern was the neighbor’s tree blocking my ocean view!
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It’s easier for older people to become more lonely during this constrained time due to COVID-19 because they aren’t as adept at connecting through technology as many kids and young adults.
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Demolition of the old half of the Magnolia Street bridge in Fountain Valley will cause full closures of the 405 Freeway between Magnolia Street and Warner Avenue from 10 p.m. Saturday to 9 a.m. Sunday and for the same period next weekend.
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The CIF State office and the 10 CIF section commissioners announce that the rest of the season, including the championships at the section and state level, has been canceled.
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Kobe Bryant’s latest book creation, “The Wizenard Series: Season One,” was released Tuesday. The tale follows a young basketball player, Reggie, who learns the importance of practice with his magical coach.
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An increase in vehicle speeds on the empty streets of Los Angeles is “troubling,” said L.A. Police Chief Michel Moore.
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A second L.A. County Probation Department employee who works inside a Sylmar juvenile hall has tested positive for the coronavirus, officials said.
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Gov. Gavin Newsom says California is lending 500 ventilators to the Strategic National Stockpile to help New York and other coronavirus hot spots.
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New documents reveal the scramble to get protective coronavirus gear to California hospitals. It’s a more complicated process than you would think.
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Many experts believe that this surge in new infectious diseases is being driven in part by some of humanity’s most environmentally destructive practices.
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L.A. school chief says district is moving fast to set everything up and racing to find unconnected students. The number drops substantially in a week.
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Among California law enforcement and other first responders, the number of LAPD officers and civilian employees with the coronavirus is at 45.
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To follow the coronavirus’ spread, The Times is conducting an independent survey of dozens of local health agencies across the state.
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Coronavirus: L.A. officials urged residents to avoid shopping, stay indoors this week as deaths rise
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Gov. Gavin Newsom says California is lending 500 ventilators to the Strategic National Stockpile to help New York and other coronavirus hot spots.
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Two-thirds of Keara Williams’ 24 AP English students haven’t turned in assignments. She spent Friday trying to find them.
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Disruptive events like the COVID-19 outbreak can end political inertia and result in bold changes
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New coronavirus laws provide a litany of benefits to the self-employed, freelancers and workers in the gig economy.
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Recyclable items are going straight to landfills during the coronavirus pandemic as area haulers move to protect workers at facilities where they say maintaining 6-foot social distancing is impossible.
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A makeshift sign attached to a white delivery van points the way to an artisan market open to the public and filled with goods from Orange County food makers who have come together with the goal to keep themselves and their employees in business during the coronavirus lockdown.
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U.S. District Judge James Selna granted Costa Mesa summary judgment in a lawsuit by sober-living home operator Pacific Shores Recovery.
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All grass areas along the beaches in Huntington Beach will be closed to the public starting Friday in an attempt to stop crowding during the coronavirus outbreak.
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Hoag, Mission and Fountain Valley Regional hospitals have tents ready to go in preparation for an expected surge in patients with the coronavirus that causes the respiratory disease COVID-19.
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Huntington Beach’s Jacob Rosenberg has immersed himself in his start-up, Tajima Direct, after the coronavirus ended his senior season early at Stanford.
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With the Huntington Beach Union High School District keeping schools closed due to COVID-19, the season ends for Edison, Fountain Valley, Huntington Beach, Marina, Ocean View and Westminster.
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Jeff Grosso, who made a name for himself in the 1980s, died Tuesday at Hoag Hospital. The Orange County coroner’s office said the cause of Grosso’s death has not been determined.
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Nicole Struss helped the Breakers repeat as CIF Southern Section Division 1 champions, while Emma Marsh led the Vikings to the Division 6 title.
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Pacifica Christian Orange County’s Judah Brown and Houston Mallette also earn All-CIF Southern Section accolades, as does Jake Covey of Estancia.
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The Pacific Marine Mammal Center in Laguna Beach has resorted to “skeleton crews” to take care of rescued marine mammals while still protecting staff and volunteers from spreading the coronavirus.
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Tam Nguyen and Johnny Ngo were nervous as they stood in front of the news media at the Whale Spa salon furniture store in Huntington Beach on Tuesday morning.
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While the Laguna Playhouse, like all other local theaters, has shut its doors because of the coronavirus pandemic, its officials want to show their appreciation for workers performing essential services to help others during the crisis.
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The Animal Assistance League of Orange County continues to take care of the dozens of dogs and cats in its care despite the growing threat of the coronavirus.
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We are in challenging and uncharted territory. All Americans must deal with COVID-19.
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If you’re in need of a break from worrying about the coronavirus pandemic, you might spare a few minutes to learn about an inspiring philanthropic venture that could serve as a practical model for how to make a difference in the world.
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Art and culture are alive and vibrant in this time of fear and chaos.
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The COVID-19 crisis has me haunted by memories of the AIDS crisis in the 1980s, and horrified by our apparent failure to remember its lessons.
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I am a lifetime Newport Beach resident and attended Newport Elementary School in the early 1950s, through Newport Harbor High in 1963.
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