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Local comic shops and cartoonists joined the more than 550 exhibitors at Comic-Con International last weekend.

The 2022 Summer Food Service Program serves 39 sites throughout the county, including Boys & Girls Club Santa Ana.

Marytza K. Rubio’s collection of 10 short stories cover magic and nature, elements she sees in Orange County.

Joel Acevedo was slain in the second of back-to-back police shootings in 2012 that sparked riots in Anaheim. Ten years later, once secret files made public by SB 1421 give greater details into the investigation that found the officer’s actions justified.

The area adds three new, eclectic spots to entice hungry and thirsty patrons for breakfast, lunch, dinner and in between.

The Orange County Board of Supervisors will consider allowing CalOptima to offer such a plan after redetermination may make many ineligible for Medi-Cal in the future.

The bake shop specializes in cupcakes, cakes and cookies with distinct Filipino flavors and has soft opened at the District in Tustin Legacy.

Despite challenges, Santa Ana’s 4th Street businesses are finding ways to stay open during construction of the 4-mile urban railway.

After three rounds of discussions and many changes, council members are unable to break an impasse on campaign finance reform in the wake of an FBI political corruption probe.

The mission at the Speech and Language Development Center is to nurture growth for students like Joshua Manso, who now attends Cerritos College.

This year’s exhibition is guest juried by Joseph Daniel Valencia and features 56 local and regional artists with works in various media.

Dr. Monte Perez is tapped to lead the college through the end of the year. His predecessor faced a #MeToo allegation before being passed up, a move seen by supporters as “anti-Latino.”