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The Children and Families Recuperative Care Center in Santa Ana is the first of it’s kind in the nation.
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La Habra City Council members voted to dismiss the city’s own policy goal of funding and approving a rental housing inspection program, an initiative first discussed more than half a century ago.
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Veronica Young and Long Vo have repurposed their popular spooky carwash attraction to celebrate the winter holidays with a twist.
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The mid-century modern style of the Disney artist’s holiday-inspired work is showcased at the Hilbert Museum of California Art through Jan. 11.
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Irvine Fine Arts Center presents two new exhibitions with artworks inspired by transformation and new realities.
A controversial vote by conservative trustees to require a supermajority to terminate Supt. Alex Cherniss fueled a tense school board meeting.
Christmas shows from the Jazz at the Lincoln Center Orchestra, King’s Singers and a special showing of “The Nutcracker” are headed to Irvine.
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Verde and Bar Verde present vibrant, seasonal, ingredient-driven cuisine.
O.C. supervisors discussed but delayed taking action on hiring independent auditors following ex-supervisor Andrew Do’s bribery scheme conviction.
The Anaheim parks welcome back treasured holiday traditions and bring new additions to the festivities including Tiana’s Bayou Adventure.
Anaheim City Council considered capping gifts to city officials from lobbyists and others to $50 but voted to continue discussion of the proposed law at a later, unspecified date.
We found some of the Orange County restaurants offering Thanksgiving meals, made for home, this holiday season.
Buena Park City Council voted to enter into exclusive negotiations with a developer proposing to transform a long dormant plot on Beach Boulevard into its newest attraction.
Originally from the state of Zacatecas in Mexico, Burritos La Palma is now open in Costa Mesa, serving award-winning menu options.
