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The chef and cookbook author will be in conversation with Nancy Silverton in Irvine to discuss his new book, “Comfort.”
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Cristal Ruiz hopes to win election in Anaheim this November. She would be the first Disney worker to sit on a council long influenced by her employer’s campaign spending.
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The nonprofit hopes to raise $500,000 at its annual fundraising event to fight food insecurity in Orange County and has reached a little more than half that goal.
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Planning commissioners recommended that the Buena Park City Council approve a plan for 93 townhomes across the street from the mall.
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The Costa Mesa performance center will host a series of cultural music and dance events in September and a performance by Lila Downs on Oct. 13.
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Twice censured, Cypress Councilwoman Frances Marquez is seeking lost wages among other damages in litigation against her colleagues.
The sweeping framework on how O.C. plans to reduce greenhouse gas emissions will be discussed before the Orange County Board of Supervisors next month.
The collection features the work of 26 artists from the private collection of actor and comedian Cheech Marin.
Sam Zarzour’s restaurant in Huntington Beach specializes in feteer, a pizza-like pastry with a long history in Egypt.
Georgia’s, Le Shrimp Ramen and other popular eateries are looking to expand into the Irvine Spectrum Center in the coming months.
San Clemente council members introduced a host of new e-bike rules aimed at improving public safety, including making parents liable for citations unpaid by their children.
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Owners of the award-winning pizza pizzeria want to expand its success to accommodate a growing customer base.
Pacific Wine & Food Classic returns to Newport Beach next month with new spirits and surprises, organizers say.
