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For the second time this year, Girls Inc. of Orange County and dress company Speechless partnered to sponsor 40 girls for a “Say Yes to the Dress” event at the nonprofit’s Costa Mesa office.
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Surf City Days and the He’e Nalu Aloha Pier Fest feature music, vendors, food, dory boat races and more at the beach, Main Street, Pier Plaza and Fifth Street.
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Orange County has asked the California Coastal Commission for permission to change access to the public docks and small bay-facing beach next to the Sheriff’s Department Harbor Patrol headquarters in Newport Beach, months after altering points of entry to the waterway and shore.
A magnitude 3.5 earthquake was registered at 2:48 a.m. Saturday nine miles offshore from Huntington Beach.
About four months after voting to fly the rainbow flag outside City Hall, the Costa Mesa City Council on Tuesday will consider raising a couple of other flags: one for “Blue Lives Matter” and another for “In God We Trust.”
In a staff report submitted to the City Council for Tuesday’s meeting, Mayor Bob Whalen says the city is ‘experiencing a lack of decorum and civility on several levels.’
With funding from the Newport National Charity League’s endowment and annual Christmas Boutique craft fair, the group covered the cost of 30 laptop computers, the curriculum and “coaches” to teach programming languages.
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Models showed off some of the latest women’s fashions during an event Thursday as part of StyleWeekOC 2019, which continues through Saturday with panel discussions and celebrity Q&As at Fashion Island in Newport Beach.
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Models showed off some of the latest women’s fashions during an event Thursday as part of StyleWeekOC 2019 at Fashion Island in Newport Beach.
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If a pilot project is approved by the city, two banners will be placed in Central Park and social media and fliers will be used to remind residents that it’s against city and state laws to feed wildlife.
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The floppy black cloche looked like something Lady Mary Crawley might wear but it was for and by Teri Hendrix, who crocheted it herself. Her best friend Jill Holt made a closer-fitting grey cap with a vintage amethyst brooch, more to Lady Sybil’s style.
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With an increase in sober-living homes in the city, two Huntington Beach City Council members are proposing that the city draft ordinances to supply new tools to regulate such facilities concentrated in residential areas.
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On an unassuming corner in Costa Mesa, beside a market and a couple of Mexican restaurants, a new hub for Orange County’s queer community is set to open its neon-emblazoned doors.
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The owners of Crocker’s The Well-Dressed Frank and Abundant Table have about 150 ears of corn and more than 100 pounds of ribs on the menu for Sunday’s festival on Marine Avenue.
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With approximately 500,000 single-family homes in Los Angeles, if only 10% of homeowners made a spare room available, we wouldn’t see any young people living on our streets.
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Do you understand the causes and effects of climate change? Here is what you can do to help.
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Growers on Hawaii’s Big Island use chemical analysis to accuse retailers and coffee makers of passing off commodity beans as Kona.
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President Trump defends Brett Kavanaugh after a news report on another sex-misconduct allegation from the Supreme Court justice’s college days.
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Almost 15 years later, Nathaniel Ayres lives in a locked mental rehab facility, and the rest of us live at the center of an epic collapse of care and a failure of leadership.
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