Today's Headlines
Sgt. Mike Lee, who served as vice president of the Anaheim Police Assn., more than doubled his base salary in 2024 while assigned to the Disneyland Resort. Anaheim PD internally reviewed Lee and APA president Jose Duran’s hours.
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Flappers, fedoras and felonies abound in this murder-mystery dinner theater, which opened in June at Pirates Dinner Adventure in Buena Park.
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Wild Rivers hosts a one-week summer camp for kids that teaches water safety and basic first aid with plenty of free play in the waterpark.
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The Irvine performing arts school’s acquisition of a second building will allow the program to accommodate an additional 400 students
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Steve and Karen Blume rebuilt a fence on their Laguna Hills property after coyotes killed more than half a dozen of their goats, but a Ranch Owners Assn. claims in a lawsuit that the barrier breaches its covenants.
South Coast Plaza launches a new, interactive brunch concept called Bia Hoi Marketplace with a pho, spring rolls and more in Costa Mesa.
Cosplayers, celebrities, vendors and fans thronged into the Anaheim Convention Center on the last weekend of June for the Fan Expo. It was the first time Anaheim hosted the show.
The Anaheim food hall, set to open in 2027, will welcome some of Orange County’s best chef-driven kitchen concepts
Orange County is preparing to put on a show this holiday weekend. TimesOC reporter Sarah Mosqueda has assembled a list of fireworks displays and other activities you’ll want to know about.
The new site for the Philadelphia-style Italian ice shop at Downtown Disney is a graduation of sorts for founder Lemeir Mitchell, who began the business inside an ice cream truck in 2017.
The Garden Grove City Council this week unanimously approved plans for the construction of 26 townhomes on Russell Avenue. Model homes could be open for tours by next year.
Admire the rockets red glare over coastal views, cityscapes and more at these patriotic events.
Santa Ana’s restaurants and bars like Alta Baja Market and Cerveza Citocreative serve micheladas and more in downtown
The consolidation of all UC Irvine Langson Museum programming at the building formerly known solely as the Orange County Museum of Art, or OCMA, is marked with the opening of “Staging California in Early Hollywood”
The third annual Pacific Symphony SummerFest at Great Park Live in Irvine begins July 4 and concludes Sept. 5.
The narrative art museum celebrates the 250th anniversary with presidential oil paintings and traditions in American folk art
