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Whenever Sylvia Ronquillo and Jesse Nava tell people they are getting married, the response is the same: “I thought you two were already married!”
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Before Jenny Beeghly was diagnosed with leukemia in 2018, she was the type of person who would organize 30-day fitness challenges at work.
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Since opening in 1934, Beach Boulevard has beenone of Orange County’s most iconic and heavily traveled streets,cutting north-south through multiple communities, including La Habra, Westminster, Buena Park, Garden Grove, Stanton, Anaheim and Huntington Beach.
The Orange County Board of Supervisors accepted a $4.5 million state grant Tuesday that will fund a 150-day pilot program for a fixed-wing aircraft that will monitor wildfires, providing incident commanders with real-time information on fire conditions.
Josh Kornoff had just jackhammered a concrete curb to smithereens, and he looked like a happy man.
Jeff Schiefelbein had an idea seven years ago.
Back in 1997, two “Titanics” were launched: director James Cameron’s Oscar-winning movie blockbuster and the Broadway musical — book by Peter Stone, music and lyrics by Maury Yeston — that won all five Tony awards for which it was nominated.
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(Third in a series of columns previewing the upcoming theater seasons) Costa Mesa is known as the City of the Arts, and for good reason.
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In 2015, Chapman University asked the city of Orange to permit it to increase the maximum student enrollment from 8,700 to 11,650.
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A coalition of 25 Vietnamese American, Asian American, immigrant, student, and civil rights organizations published an open letter on Monday slamming Orange County government officials for siding with the Trump administration as it challenges California’s so-called “sanctuary” law, which prohibits state and local police agencies from using their resources to enforce federal immigration law.
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At the corner of Chapman Ave. and Lemon Street in Old Towne Orange, Fork & Salad is serving fresh salads in an assembly-line, build-your-own style.
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Catmosphere Laguna, Orange County’s first cat cafe, which doubles as a rescue organization for homeless cats and kittens, is nearing its first anniversary and is holding a community ‘ap-purr-ciation’ party this weekend.
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It’s called the Reisetomate, and it’s arguably the tomato with the most character.
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There are now edible spoons at the Costa Mesa fairgrounds. They are part of the OC Fair & Event Center’s ongoing efforts to increase sustainability.
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The Costa Mesa location of the world’s largest chain of cafeteria-style udon, or Japanese noodle, restaurants marks Marugame’s continuing U.S. expansion.
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Back in March, I wrote about Mess Hall Market, a new food hall in Tustin.
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Political activist David Mixner received GMCLA’s Lifetime Legend Award on Friday evening.
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The key Peter Fonda role isn’t ‘Easy Rider.’ It’s ‘Ulee’s Gold.’ In the Oscar-nominated performance, the actor, who died Friday at 79, paid tribute to his father, Henry Fonda.
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Liu Yifei, star of Disney’s upcoming live-action remake of “Mulan,” sparked the #BoycottMulan hashtag when she voiced support of Hong Kong police during pro-democracy protests.
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Peter Fonda’s rock ‘n’ roll travels in the ‘60s found him tripping with the Beatles, riding motorcycles with the Monkees, even releasing his own single.
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Allegations against Plácido Domingo rock the opera world, how Latino invisibility in culture helps Trump and more in the week’s essential arts news.
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