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Santa Claus, story time, and sledding on snow provided by Hyundai rounded out the event.
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Santa Claus came to town via lifeguard vehicle Saturday at Crystal Cove State Park in Newport Beach. -
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.
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.
At least 40 bottlenose dolphins were captured on video this week leaping and playing alongside a whale watching boat off the coast of Newport Beach, some jumping 10 feet into the air and providing an impressive display for delighted passengers.
As I walked through the gates on opening day of the Orange County Fair on Friday, I felt a need.
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Saturday’s results involving UC Irvine and Vanguard University.
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Saturday’s results involving local schools.
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Marina loses to La Jolla 27-14 in the CIF State Southern California Regional Division 4-A Bowl Game on Saturday at Westminster High.
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Sea Kings linebacker Mason Gecowets tackles Oceanside’s Kavika Tua just short of the end zone, and CdM earns a 14-7 win. The Sea Kings will play San Mateo Serra for the title on Dec. 14 at Cerritos College.
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Laguna Beach junior Jessie Rose finished eighth with a time of 18:12.2 in the CIF State cross-country championships on Nov. 30 at Woodward Park in Fresno. She earned all-state honors for her division.
California Stories from The Times
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L.A. County is home to more than 30 library systems, with a growing number of patrons signing up for multiple cards to borrow digital books. But Macmillan Publishers is tightening the rules.
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Dropping out early, she helped her vice presidential prospects and reelection chances
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A 28-year run for TV coverage of the California Legislature will end in January
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It’s hard for poet Daniel Morales Leon, 38, who works as a cook at a coffee shop in the Arts District, to think of himself as an artist with a capital A.
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Plus, the biggest headlines shaping California this morning.
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Any speculation — and there’s lots of it — about which candidate will benefit most from California Sen. Kamala Harris dropping out of the race last week isn’t worth much.
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Claremont United Methodist Church unveils a Nativity scene evoking images that have become synonymous with criticism of the Trump administration’s border policies.
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Police also seized a cache of weapons, including assault rifles and handguns, from the home of a Camarillo man last week.
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A Times investigation uncovers claims of discrimination, retaliation and other forms of mistreatment at CBS-owned TV stations, including L.A. outlets.
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Dropping out early, she helped her vice presidential prospects and reelection chances
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The nominations for the 2020 Golden Globes
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Claremont United Methodist Church unveils a Nativity scene evoking images that have become synonymous with criticism of the Trump administration’s border policies.
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The number of migrants from African countries in Mexico who have had contact with Mexican immigration officials has increased from 460 in 2007 to more than 5,800 in 2019
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Friday’s party in the Peppertree Lot marked the start of the holiday season in Laguna Beach with Santa Claus, a tree-lighting ceremony, music, cookie decorating, arts and crafts and more.
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Work outlined in a habitat restoration plan submitted by the Orange County Transportation Authority for the Pacific Horizon Preserve in Laguna Beach can get underway following approval by the city Planning Commission on Wednesday. The state Coastal Commission approved the plan in September.
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Costa Mesa’s Mayor Katrina Foley hosts holiday soiree and charity coat drive for the 11th year.
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A Costa Mesa jewelry store owner who police say was kidnapped Wednesday night and found bound and seriously injured the next morning in Santa Ana is a veteran of the jewelry and pawn business, according to the property manager for the store.
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City Council member Will O’Neill appears set to become mayor of Newport Beach after two consecutive years as second-in-command.
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Friday’s results involving Estancia, Corona del Mar, Newport Harbor, Edison, Laguna Beach, Pacifica Christian Orange County and Fountain Valley.
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Grayson Marquez, Riley Holmes, Dylan Zankich and Armand Pigeon each score a goal in the Chargers’ 5-0 road victory over the Eagles on Friday.
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Friday’s results involving Golden West College, UC Irvine and Orange Coast College.
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Breakers’ Ella Pachl and Sarah MacCallum upset top-seeded Mya Wang and Emily Markus of University and will play for the title on Monday at Seal Beach Tennis Center.
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Dane Brenton, who helped the Vikings to their first CIF Southern Section title, looks to lead Marina past La Jolla in the CIF State Southern California Regional Division 4-A Bowl Game on Saturday.
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Some Laguna Niguel residents are trying to save the city’s only library from being demolished as part of a proposed redevelopment project.
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Ten years ago, Anna Leahy, the director of Chapman University’s MFA in Creative Writing program, remembers her and her colleague Logan Esdale wanting to bring poets Jen Bervin, Nancy Kuhl, and Richard Deming to visit their classrooms.
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Of all the folk legends which have been Disneyfied and transported to the Broadway stage, none presents greater difficulty mounting — nor sheer satisfaction when finally accomplished — quite like “Beauty and the Beast.”
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In the last 25 years, Luis Cantabrana’s altar has attracted neighbors, local performers — even Orange County Bishop Kevin Vann — for the Mexican holiday.
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When I first heard that Irvine’s A Little Dynasty Chinese School (where my daughter is a student) has a traditional Chinese children’s orchestra, I was surprised.
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“Be the change that you wish to see in the world.”
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“Things can never again be as they are now.”
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You probably don’t need a 40-year career in engineering consulting in water resources management to tell you that bringing an iceberg or a huge bag of Columbia River water down to Southern California is not a sensible drinking water solution (“Commentary: Huntington Beach Seawater Desalination Plant will receive $585 million in credit assistance,” Nov. 25).
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On a recent weekend morning I had the privilege of listening to some impressive speeches.
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The Chapman University College of Performing Arts presented its annual university gala Nov. 2.
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