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Fullerton will begin enforcing parking restrictions on a street where several homeless people have been living in recreational vehicles.
An event free to Orange County residents on April 26 will include a family-bonding session with games, activities and information on family resources available at the centers.
LGBTQ Center OC will celebrate five decades of serving the LGBTQ community through its annual fundraising Indigo Ball on May 1, a virtual event this year.
Judge’s view of the Central District of California’s pandemic-related ban on jury trials, which ends May 10, lingers as the 9th Circuit considers five criminal cases he dismissed because of his opposition to it.
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Here’s a summary of tips on how to have a safer Thanksgiving during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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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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The population made up the majority of Orange County jail bookings between 2010 and 2018, according to a recent report from a UCLA research team.
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Battling his own rare debilitating disease, a photojournalist hopes other military retirees may recognize themselves in these vignettes and seek help from the VA.
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The longtime Marine Corps Air Station, now the site of Orange County Great Park, was listed as a Superfund site in 1990.
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As cases of the coronavirus decline, schools are starting to reopen their campuses. But Dalton Salvo, a UC Irvine PhD candidate, believes remote learning will continue to evolve and play an important role in the future.
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TimesOC’s e-newspaper includes all six pages of Sunday’s coverage of Orange County.
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During the museum’s closure, staff worked behind-the-scenes to shape its digital presence, educational programs and strategic plans. “Radiant Impressions” is set to open on May 15.
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Anaheim City Council votes 5-2 to give City Manager James Vanderpool the ability to approve more contracts without members’ consent.
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TimesOC reveals where to get the best bento boxes — and what to look for inside them — in Orange County.
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Goodwill of Orange County teams up with Donate Life California to give shoppers an opportunity to register as organ, eye and tissue donors throughout April.
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SCR’s spring programming starts on April 21 with an online streaming play “Red Riding Hood” for ages 4 and up. Readings from the Pacific Playwrights Festival will be featured online through June and live outdoor performances start in July.
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A coalition of social justice organizations in Orange County is working to halt the expansion of the James A. Musick jail in Irvine.
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U.S. District Judge Cormac J. Carney is allowing a delay to a drug case as jury trials are set to resume May 10.
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Rapper, songwriter and producer Shock G, a.k.a. Humpty Hump, of the Oakland hip-hop collective Digital Underground, died on Thursday.
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As one of the last stops of this unusual pandemic-era awards season, the Spirit Awards gave multiple prizes to Oscar nominees ‘Nomadland,’ ‘Sound of Metal’ and ‘Promising Young Woman.’
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“Jersey Shore” star Ronnie Ortiz-Magro has been arrested in an investigation into felony domestic violence.
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Find a flick with our weekly guide to classic movies, cult favorites, film festivals, etc., playing now or coming soon to a theater, drive-in, pop-up or rooftop near you.
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Heading into the finale of “The Falcon and the Winter Soldier,” we dig into the comic book history behind its tale of race and superheroes in America.
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MORTAL KOMBAT!!! A blood-slicked reminder that, in arcade fighter games and Hollywood blockbusters alike, no fatality is ever truly permanent.
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Madonna is her mother. Timothée Chalamet was her first boyfriend. Lourdes Leon, a.k.a. Lola, talked to Vanity Fair about growing up famous.
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Tempest Storm, the legendary burlesque star who blazed a trail for striptease artists, has died at her home in Las Vegas.
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The documentary “Tiny Tim: King for a Day,” featuring diary excerpts read by “Weird Al” Yankovic, shows the eccentric performer as an outsider and archivist.
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L.A.'s scrappy Pacific Opera Project performs for an outdoor audience at Heritage Square. Streaming this weekend: “Rock of Ages” and an “ER” reunion.
