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Orange County Animal Care has made a number of changes since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic to find homes for the animals in its care.
At 100 years old, Jo Hamann is happy to live on her own in Yorba Linda, breaking the stereotypes of senior living.
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Mighty Buildings, which claims it can 3D-print an ADU in about 24 hours, will have a home on display in Garden Grove until the end of November.
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Fable & Spirit is a sophisticated neighborhood pub, both classy and comfy, in Lido Marina’s growing culinary scene.
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Tracy Nelsen, of Five Crowns restaurant’s SideDoor pub in Newport Beach, has moved her tastings and expertise online.
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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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Starting Saturday, Orange County will be under California’s mandatory overnight stay-at-home order until at least Dec. 21 because of the surge in new coronavirus cases.
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Chapman University is offering “In the Next Room, or The Vibrator Play” through livestream on Nov. 20 and on demand online from Nov. 21 to Nov. 29.
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Volunteers started assembling Thanksgiving dinner boxes this week. Meals will be distributed through a drive-through setup on Thanksgiving morning at the Honda Center.
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Richard Sanchez has been named the permanent replacement to lead Orange County’s largest health insurer as the pandemic once again grips the county.
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Artist Bret Price added the final piece to the Muckenthaler Cultural Center’s free sculpture garden last week. The pieces in the sculpture garden will be on view for about a year.
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A telephone vendor found to have recorded thousands of calls between Orange County inmates and their attorneys may have continued to record confidential calls even after the company said it was no longer doing so, according to a motion filed by Assistant Public Defender Scott Sanders.
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As the coronavirus puts a damper on Thanksgiving plans, many Orange County restaurants stand ready to serve.
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Orange County is back to the worst tier in California’s COVID-19 reopening roadmap: purple. What does that mean? Restaurants can only offer outdoor dining. Retail stores can only open to 25% capacity.
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TimesOC’s e-newspaper includes all six pages of Sunday’s coverage of Orange County.
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California has surpassed 1 million coronavirus cases, 63,460 of which are from Orange County. The pandemic isn’t going away anytime soon.
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The Orange County chapter of a prominent Armenian activist group claims a Fullerton company produced antennas used in drones that are killing Armenian civilians.
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The “Hometown Proud” documentary following Archer Altstaetter, a gay O.C. transplant who grew up in rural Ohio, makes the film festival rounds through December.
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The Recording Academy responded: ‘We understand that the Weeknd is disappointed ... Unfortunately ... there are fewer nominations than ... deserving artists.’
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TV Ratings story for the week of Nov. 16-22, 2020. “Sunday Night Football” Helps NBC to a third consecutive weekly win.
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What’s on TV Wednesday, Nov. 25: “S.W.A.T.” on CBS; “Women of Worth” on NBC
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Paul Bettany and Sophia Lillis star in writer-director Alan Ball’s “Uncle Frank,” a melodrama set in late 1960s/early 1970s about a closeted gay NYU professor and his South Carolina family.
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Bad Bunny, J Balvin and Tainy are the only Latin artists nominated for a Grammy beyond the Latin categories. They collaborated with British singer Dua Lipa.
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Mickey Guyton, nominated for her song “Black Like Me,” became the first Black female solo artist to earn a Grammy nod in a country music category Tuesday.
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Speculative biopic “Stardust” looks at David Bowie in America before he became a cultural icon.
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Looking for socially distanced things to do this holiday weekend? Here’s a list, including some sights to enjoy from the safety of your car.
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On 2021 Grammy nominations day, Nicki Minaj criticized the Recording Academy for crowning “white man” Bon Iver over her as best new artist in 2012.
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It’s rare to have so many family games released at once. “Bugsnax,” “Sackboy,” even a repackaged “Super Mario Bros.” leave the storytelling to the player, providing a space for us to ask, “I wonder if I can do this?”
