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Muzeo Museum and Cultural Center’s “Faces of Mankind: Portraiture for Social Change” exhibit displays of 35 portraits of unhoused and formerly unhoused people. Portrait subjects receive 50% of the proceeds from selling the artwork.
Heritage Museum of Orange County is hosting the free-entry event “From Dinosaurs to People” on June 27. Pandemic safety restrictions will be in place.
The Orange County Grand Jury identified several security lapses in Orange County jails in a report released this week, including flaws that could lead to contraband being brought into jails and an insufficient chain-link fence at a maximum-security jail.
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Undocumented Santa Ana residents fighting deportation proceedings may have better access to legal services after Santa Ana increased funding to its critical deportation defense fund this week.
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A San Clemente couple’s visit to Doheny State Beach to feed homeless people ended with the husband in handcuffs and his wife calling 911 on the ranger who arrested him.
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After a hiatus due to COVID-19, Patchwork Show Modern Makers Festival returns to Orange County on June 26 and 27.
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An Orange County nonprofit recently broke ground on a project to transform a motel into a permanent supportive housing facility, with about half of the units set aside for the mentally ill.
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The Quick Reaction Force program includes two Boeing Chinook CH-47 helitankers, considered the world’s largest fire suppression, retardant-dropping helicopters with the capacity to carry 3,000 gallons.
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Comedian Robin Tran talks about depression, behind-the-scenes moments of her one-hour special “Don’t Look at Me,” TikTok and getting back on stage.
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Fullerton religious leaders believe it’s crucial to start a countywide safe parking program as the pandemic economy continues to force many onto the streets.
Solo show about the loss of an 11-year-old girl’s mother comes to video on demand for a limited time
Solo show about the loss of an 11-year-old girl’s mother comes to video on demand for a limited time
With the assistance of the Orange County Health Care Agency, Laguna Playhouse is hosting a free virtual screening of “140 LBS: How Beauty Killed my Mother” on June 11 to 14.
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Although the Fullerton Arboretum remains closed, it offers free online workshops on crafting with nature and bird photography.
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The conviction of Susan H. Poon for healthcare fraud was part of a broad investigation that ensnared medical providers throughout Southern California.
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Although Makara Center for the Arts in Santa Ana closed its doors in 2020, the founder Marytza Rubio is keeping its library services going through a mail-order online model.
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Save time and money by ordering your dim sum to go at these three old-school takeout spots in Little Saigon.
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The e-commerce giant won’t acknowledge a proposal for a 105,000-square-foot warehouse in the heart of the city’s business district.
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TimesOC’s e-newspaper includes all six pages of Sunday’s coverage of Orange County.
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The City Council reversed its initial approval of an ordinance that could have imposed fines and jail time on people who watch the sometimes deadly competitions.
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Tickets to “Beyond Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience,” a projection-mapping show that has previously worked with the Montreal symphony and brought the “Diary of Anne Frank” to life, will be on sale June 4.
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It’s been a year since Hernandez was shot to death in his frontyard by a Fullerton police officer, yet his friends, family and neighbors are still waiting for the results of an investigation into the incident.
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Creative Artists Agency and a group of filmmakers such as George Clooney are creating an L.A. magnet school to help train high schoolers for jobs on movie and TV sets.
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Will Smith will publish “Will,” a memoir co-written by Mark Manson, in November through Penguin Press.
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“The Hitman’s Wife’s Bodyguard” has hit the top box office target
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“Kevin Can F— Himself,” with Annie Murphy in her first post-"Schitt’s Creek” role, is an ambitious and utterly convincing combo of sitcom and drama.
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TV highlights for June 20-26 include a Pride celebration with Demi Lovato and the return of the animated sci-fi comedy “Rick and Morty.”
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In a rare interview, Joni Mitchell talks with Cameron Crowe about the state of her singing voice and the making of “Blue,” 50 years after its release.
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Letters found after the death of William Morris agent Ed Limato led to the documentary “P.S. Burn This Letter Please” and untold stories of queer life.
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Ann Willis Ratray dies at 81. After building a long list of stage and screen credits, she became a sought-after and beloved acting teacher.
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Movies marked a triumphant return with the ‘F9' premiere at the TCL Chinese Theatre on Friday night.
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An HBO Max intern made a mistake, and a bunch of former interns reached out with tales of their own.
