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Little Billy’s Cafe in Newport Beach hosted a soft opening on Aug. 2 with buttermilk pancakes, cold-brew coffee and more.
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A cohort of 26 CSUF communications students are filing print, video and social media stories about the Paris Games as part of a new study abroad program.
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The outdoor retail and dining destination in San Juan Capistrano is set to open in September with a total of 30 tenants.
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Longtime political observer Mike Madrid hosts a new “Red County, Blue, County, Orange County” podcast, with episodes releasing every Thursday, that digs into the changing and influential politics of O.C.
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Prince Street Pizza has opened its first location in Orange County at Triangle Square in Costa Mesa, to the delight of “aggressive” fans.
The $500 million awarded in federal funding will go toward decarbonizing freight transportation in an effort to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Disney and a coalition of four major unions reached a tentative agreement on Wednesday. A vote to ratify or reject the contract is scheduled for Monday.
A free cooking camp designed to connect kids to different cultures through food was made possible by the Dragon Kim Foundation.
A leading youth development program in the nation, the Wooden Floor in Santa Ana offers students the chance to gain enrollment in free afterschool services.
Kai Yamamoto helped developed the class as a high school freshman in response to anti-Asian racism during the pandemic. It won her a $5,000 scholarship from the Girl Scouts of the USA.
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Parlor Woodfire Kitchen & Cocktails has opened, serving “pizza Americana” along with pasta, salad, porchetta and rotisserie chicken.
Chef-owner Jackson Kalb brings Southern Italy to Southern California with a new Ospi location to open in Costa Mesa this fall.
Anaheim Union High School District’s international student recruitment efforts came under scrutiny as more than 100 teachers were set to be laid off earlier this year.
