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The “Sex in the City” creator comes to Costa Mesa for a three-performance run of her one-woman show
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New sips and bites are on the menu for the annual food festival at Disney California Adventure in Anaheim. This year’s event is underway and will continue through April 27.
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The River Jetty Restaurant Group property honors a century of hospitality with special anniversary
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The German string ensemble will play priceless, historic instruments made by Stradavari, when they stop for one night at the Samueli Theater on their U.S. tour.
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The Spanish-inspired steakhouse, Top of the V, officially reopens at the Viv Hotel.
A shadowy side of influence peddling on behalf of corporate clients is found in a 2020 ledger detailing a payment split discussion between a lobbyist and former Anaheim Chamber of Commerce CEO.
The Southern food pop-up by Asha Starks is rooted in Black culinary traditions and collective care, feeding both appetite and activisim.
The Orange County airport welcomed Dunkin’ Donuts and other new concessions at a grand opening event this month
The Cypress City Council voted unanimously to hire Shannon DeLong as city manager. She will make a starting salary of $315,000 under the terms of a three-year agreement.
In 2023, the operators of the Balboa Island Ferry were suffering sticker shock from a state mandate that their fleet be converted to all-electric vessels. The tide has turned.
The 2026-27 season, which gets underway at the Segerstrom Center next October, will showcase 11 productions, including six Orange County premieres.
After considering a single contractor for goat grazing services, San Clemente is moving forward with a phased approach through multiple contracts for wildfire prevention.
The annual ‘Toast to Amor y Amistad’ fundraiser in Santa Ana supports the local Latina theater ensemble
Ruben Ochoa presents an art activation, a project designed to bring areas to life that is anchored by the UC Irvine Langson Museum’s recent acquisition of two of his works.
Santa Ana landlords soon won’t be able to use AI-powered software platforms to collude on setting rental rates as the City Council pushed forward with a ban.
The county has already lost three cases related to harassment of employees of the D.A.’s office and more are pending. The Board of Supervisors will meet privately Tuesday to discuss the mounting financial toll.
