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A parade of boaters lighted up Huntington Harbour on Saturday night as sailors took on a “Rock and Roll Fantasy” persona — the theme of the 57th annual Huntington Harbour Boat Parade.
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Torelli Realty presented its annual Holiday Snow Land on Saturday at Balearic Park in Costa Mesa, complete with 40 tons of real snow for families to play in.
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A Huntington Beach man is among seven people convicted Friday in federal court for their roles in a fraud scheme that authorities say tricked 50,000 victims into sending more than $126 million to telemarketers involved in the scam.
A man convicted of rape in 2006 was sentenced Friday to four years in prison for arranging a meeting last year at a Fountain Valley park with an undercover police officer — who was posing online as a teenage girl — with the intent to commit a sex crime.
A Costa Mesa man was sentenced Friday to 10 years in prison for a 2017 home invasion robbery in Seal Beach. Another Costa Mesa man was sentenced in September to 13 years.
The Costa Mesa Planning Commission approved EF Education First’s plan to open a language school for international students on the former site of the Trinity Broadcasting Network headquarters, but a nearby property owner appealed the decision to the City Council.
Property owner Shopoff Realty Investments requested that a public hearing on entitlements for a Magnolia Tank Farm redevelopment project be pulled from the agenda for Monday’s Huntington Beach City Council meeting, citing “the community’s ongoing concerns.”
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Snoopy House kicked off its annual display of ‘Peanuts’ characters Friday at Costa Mesa City Hall with repairs and a new paint job. It runs through Dec. 22.
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A comprehensive update to the plan, which provides guidelines for growth, design and development standards in the downtown area, has been in the works for years. The last one was in 2000.
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An unpermitted chain-link fence around a school-district-owned parcel adjacent to the environmentally sensitive Banning Ranch property in Newport Beach is coming down for the sake of rare gnatcatchers, burrowing owls and fairy shrimp.
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Rep. Harley Rouda, state Assemblywoman Cottie Petrie-Norris and community leaders tackle current and future issues affecting area cities.
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Barley Forge Brewing Co., Costa Mesa’s first locally based brewery, will close soon and Green Cheek Beer Co. will open in its location at 2957 Randolph Ave.
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The HGTV star, who shares a home with her family on Newport’s Lido Isle, will cruise the parade route Wednesday night with her children Taylor and Brayden.
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The Costa Mesa zoning administrator Thursday approved the sportswear brand’s plans to build a three-story office building, a half-pipe skate ramp and more.
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The event, where an Armenian group was thanking U.S. officials for recognition of the Armenian genocide, was interrupted by shouting Trump supporters.
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A magnitude-6.8 earthquake was reported 1 mile from Hagonoy, Philippines.
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High school teacher Tim Staples died in a fall while participating as a volunteer in the search for a hiker missing for a week on Mt. Baldy.
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Among the Vietnamese diaspora, support for the protesters in Hong Kong has been ongoing and pronounced, highlighting ties between Vietnam, Hong Kong.
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LeBron James and Anthony Davis put on a pair of energetic performances as the Lakers fended off a pesky effort by the Atlanta Hawks in a 101-96 win.
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