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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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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. -
The California Supreme Court declined to review an appellate court ruling that determined Huntington Beach would not be exempt from following Senate Bill 54, a “sanctuary state” immigration law.
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.
As I walked through the gates on opening day of the Orange County Fair on Friday, I felt a need.
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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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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Lightning’s Isabel Gomez, Sea Kings’ Trasara Alexander and Breakers’ Madilyn Garwal are the players in the area who earned All-CIF Southern Section honors.
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The man, who wasn’t identified, faces a fine of $1,000 or six months in jail, or both, if convicted of violating the state stay-at-home order.
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A top health official warns that San Francisco hospitals still could be overwhelmed with COVID-19 patients.
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There will be thousands, maybe even millions, of sick parents unable to care for their young children. And there are no easy solutions.
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COVID-19 testing in Los Angeles County is available by appointment only at three new drive-up sites in Palmdale, Pomona and Redondo Beach.
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Coronavirus: L.A. moves to prosecute eight businesses that refuse to close, in violation of Safer at Home directive.
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Coronavirus: Here is the latest list of Los Angeles County communities with confirmed cases of COVID-19
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Coronavirus: Deputy who died likely contracted virus from jail inmate, Riverside sheriff says.
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With many homeless services shuttered, an activist in the East Bay has organized food and medical supplies for people sleeping on the street and at risk of coronavirus.
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DIY coronavirus mask instructions from crafters and doctors.
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The program had worked with labs in Wuhan, China, and around the world to detect deadly viruses that could jump from animals to humans.
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The virus could be carried to the ocean in runoff and then kicked into the air by the surf, a Scripps scientist says.
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After appearing to have the virus under control, Singapore, Vietnam and Hong Kong are imposing new controls as COVID-19 infections continue to rise.
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Her family said Jéssica Beatriz Cortez immigrated to the U.S. three years ago. Her brother said that she was diagnosed with COVID-19 one day last week and died the next.
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A bicyclist was struck and killed by an SUV near Yorktown Avenue and Vasile Circle in Huntington Beach on Wednesday night, according to the Huntington Beach Police Department.
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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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The facility in Costa Mesa will provide up to 1,100 overflow beds if area hospitals fill up with coronavirus patients during an expected surge in the next few weeks.
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Wednesday’s 107-case surge in the Orange County coronavirus case count is the largest day-to-day increase so far, outpacing the 82-case spike Saturday. Deaths increased by three, bringing the countywide total to 10.
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The Newport-Mesa Unified School District now plans to resume in-person classes June 1, delaying a return previously set for April 13. The Laguna Beach Unified School District says it will deliver online instruction until further notice. The decisions extend distance learning in the face of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Sea Kings’ Megan Chelf and Chargers’ Kate Davies and Nikki Marino led their respective teams to the playoffs. Fountain Valley’s McKenna Pua made All-CIF in Division 2.
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The Newport-Mesa Unified School District decided to keep campuses closed until at least June 1, eliminating what hope remained of the spring sports season resuming.
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Brendan Holmes, a former Marina High standout, resigns after one season in charge of the Seahawks due to family reasons.
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The NCAA Division I Council voted to add an extra year of eligibility to spring sports athletes. They will have to choose between competing for another season or beginning life after college.
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Senior wing player Judah Brown, the area’s Player of the Year, helped the Tritons earn a share of their first league title in program history.
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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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Our leaders remind us that it’s important to check in with each other, even as we’re sheltering at home and practicing responsible social distancing.
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Our leaders remind us that it’s important to check in with each other, even as we’re sheltering at home and practicing responsible social distancing.
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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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