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TimesOC’s e-newspaper includes all eight pages of Sunday’s coverage of Orange County.
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The Newport Beach Film Festival is pivoting again in response to the coronavirus pandemic, with a premiere held drive-in style next week plus a virtual Lifetime Achievement ceremony that can hold cinephiles over until the full festival can move ahead.
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Chris and Tou Meechukant work in food service. As restaurants and bars shut down in March, they looked for ways to get beloved Thai products directly into the hands of customers.
When safer-at-home orders were initiated in March, hotlines were flooded with domestic violence victims and survivors seeking services for basic needs and resources to leave abusive homes. Four major O.C.-based resource centers have stepped up outreach, but some staff say demand is far greater than resources available.
Josh Cohen, from Santa Ana, recently published a cookbook after an ulcerative colitis diagnosis.
Irvine Mayor Christina Shea has made her Facebook profile private in response to a lawsuit launched by an Irvine resident who she allegedly blocked for posting comments in support of the Black Lives Matter movement.
California gnatcatchers, coastal cactus wren and a host of other species may soon return in droves to an Irvine canyon that had been decimated by wildfires and hundreds of years of cattle grazing.
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“Lisa’s Waffles” is Josh Cohen’s favorite recipe in his cookbook “Comfort Food For An Uncomfortable Stomach, By a Kid for Kids,” which he wrote after a ulcerative colitis diagnosis forced him to experiment with his diet to manage his condition.
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California gnatcatchers, coastal cactus wren and a host of other species may soon return in droves to an Irvine canyon that had been decimated from wildfires and hundreds of years of cattle grazing.
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More than 6,800 people recently signed up to be considered for an affordable housing complex in Irvine, indicating a grave need for more units in Orange County as more people are struggling financially due to the pandemic economy.
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TimesOC’s e-newspaper includes all six pages of Sunday’s coverage of Orange County.
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Many theaters in Orange County and around the nation are struggling, even closing for good, during the coronavirus pandemic.
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The upscale Mexican eatery in Costa Mesa’s SoCo Collection posted to social media on Thursday that it would close while it awaited a staff member’s coronavirus test results; it later updated the post to say the restaurant is “COVID-19 free and safe” and would resume takeout service on Wednesday.
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Wednesday’s order applies to 19 counties where virus infections and hospitalizations have surged. In Orange County, 570 new infections and 542 hospitalizations were reported.
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When Basilico’s Pasta e Vino proclaimed its #nomasksallowed stance on social media, some vowed never to patronize the Huntington Beach establishment again. Others supported the viewpoint.
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Some restaurants are closing once more as employees test positive for the coronavirus, while others stay quiet and keep serving. Meanwhile, Orange County saw record infections this weekend.
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Since 2009, Navidi has been leasing space near Lambert Road and Valencia Avenue to house Future Foods Farms, whose motto is “sustaining the planet one plate at a time.”
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The premiere fall film festival in Los Angeles, AFI Fest will go virtual with its event this year.
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“Saturday Night Live” fans were thrilled when Kamala Harris emerged as Joe Biden’s VP pick Tuesday. Bring on more of Maya Rudolph’s portrayals of her.
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Barack Obama, Mindy Kaling and Rita Moreno are among famous folks lighting up over Kamala Harris’ historic selection to be Joe Biden’s running mate.
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Sales of Phil Collins’ 1981 hit “In the Air Tonight” spiked by more than 1,000% after last week’s reaction video by YouTube stars Tim and Fred Williams.
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Shondaland, the Shonda Rhimes company behind TV shows ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ and ‘Scandal,’ has announced podcasts to be made with iHeartMedia and GroupM.
