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Folkenflik helped hire younger faculty members, shape the curriculum and define UC Irvine’s burgeoning graduate program.
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The man’s testimony came on the third day of the trial of Hossein Nayeri, 40, who is accused of conspiring in the kidnapping and is charged with two counts of kidnapping for extortion, plus torture, aggravated mayhem and burglary.
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Huntington Beach police responded to the area of Beach Boulevard and Taylor Drive just before 9:30 p.m. Monday after a 2012 Volkswagen Passat collided with a red 2007 Honda Fit.
The Los Angeles Chargers open preseason training camp Thursday in Costa Mesa and the L.A. Rams do likewise Saturday at UC Irvine.
In Laguna Beach, a 1920s cottage once owned by actress Diane Keaton is on the market for $4.29 million.
The 84th annual Flight of Newport Beach sailboat regatta drew sailors of all ages to Newport Harbor on Sunday.
Members of the now-defunct white supremacist group Rise Above Movement were sentenced in Charlottesville, Va.
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The 84th annual Flight of Newport Beach sailboat regatta drew sailors of all ages to Newport Harbor on Sunday.
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It appeared the pedestrian wasn’t in a crosswalk when the vehicle hit him, according to authorities.
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Public volunteers helped restore wildlife habitat at Talbert Regional Park on Saturday by removing non-native plants, maintaining trails, and planting and watering in the nearly 200-acre preserve in Costa Mesa.
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After a year of construction, Newport Beach celebrated the grand opening Saturday of its newly rebuilt fire station-library complex in Corona del Mar.
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Wyland’s Laguna Beach whale mural, the first of 100 he painted around the world, was whitewashed in 1996 during a dispute between the artist and the then-operator of the neighboring Hotel Laguna.
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The Newport Beach Planning Commission cleared the way Thursday for a proposed senior-living facility on the former site of the Orange County Museum of Art.
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Wisp providers internet and phone services to residents in Fountain Valley and portions of Costa Mesa for about $50 a month. Businesses pay $150 a month and receive slightly different services on a different network.
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Vice President Mike Pence went to Newport Beach on Monday afternoon for a Republican congressional fundraiser.
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Costa Mesa planning commissioners voted unanimously Monday to reject a sober-living operator’s petition for relief from a city permitting requirement.
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Detractors of Newport Beach City Councilman Scott Peotter have raised close to $80,000 toward their effort to recall him, while the pro-Peotter camp has countered with more than $40,000.
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