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San Clemente City Council brought in Leslea Meyerhoff on a three-year contract in October 2023 to serve as coastal administrator. She’s receiving kudos and the ‘sand czar’ nickname for her efforts.
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The Irvine City Council bypassed noise and safety concerns over future housing development plans near John Wayne Airport.
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The late Yong Soon Min’s last art show, on view at UCI Contemporary Arts Center Gallery, explores geopolitical relations.
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Kei Concepts’ restaurant group continues to expand with a new ROL Hand Roll Bar now open in Irvine.
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Public records obtained by TimesOC show that Mike Munzing targeted the nonprofit over its Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging position statement and references.
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The Environmental Nature Center hosts its 49th annual Fall Faire and Pumpkin Patch, its biggest fundraiser of the year.
Assemblyman Avelino Valencia championed the bill to have politicians convicted of crimes pay back any campaign funds used for criminal defense.
The Costa Mesa venue has added an extra matinee performance to accommodate the popularity of its production of ‘Little Shop of Horrors,’ which runs through Oct. 20.
Robert and Heather Luther have transformed the basement of the Buena Park Mall into a harrowing maze experience just in time for Halloween.
The ‘countdown to a new downtown’ event at Anaheim Regional Transportation Center revealed food and entertainment coming to the district.
The restored venue, built in 1939, will reopen in time for the Newport Beach Film Festival in October.
Artin Berjikly spoke before the Sept. 24 Anaheim City Council meeting and pledged to fulfill the duties of his position, which was created in the aftermath of political corruption scandals.
The female-owned Rye Goods and Mercado Mesa will open locations at the dining and shopping corridor in Costa Mesa.
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