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No one was at home at the time the blaze on Heliotrope Avenue started except for the cat, which was found hiding beneath a bed.
The Daily Pilot’s e-newspaper includes Sunday’s coverage of Newport Beach, Huntington Beach, Costa Mesa, Laguna Beach, Fountain Valley and other parts of Orange County.
More than 20 Southern California congregations who disagree with United Methodist Church’s acceptance of gay and lesbian pastors are being asked to pay millions to cut ties. One church in Huntington Beach wasn’t given the option.
During a two-day workshop, Newport Beach teen Ava Biagiotti taught kids moves designed to instill confidence and self-expression, with help from the Dragon Kim Foundation.
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The Daily Pilot’s e-newspaper includes Saturday’s coverage of Newport Beach, Huntington Beach, Costa Mesa, Laguna Beach, Fountain Valley and other parts of Orange County.
Baby, a Maine Coon mix cat belonging to the Meletiche family of Fort Myers, Fla., had been missing for 10 months and spending time at Montage Laguna Beach before being returned to her owners.
Independence Day is Tuesday and there is no shortage of events to mark the Fourth in coastal Orange County, some of which are taking place this weekend.
The Pride lifeguard tower, located at Camel Point beach, was installed on Monday. It is the first rainbow-striped lifeguard tower in Orange County.
The Huntington Beach Fire Department was called Friday to Central Library, where a dangerous mixture of chemicals got into the facility’s HVAC system.
Annee Della Donna tapes notes containing motivational phrases around her office, including one she keeps posted at the center of her computer that says “Help people.”
Bark Collective, a one-stop shop including doggy daycare and training options, opened in 2021 and its owners are now thinking expansion.
The Daily Pilot’s e-newspaper includes Friday’s coverage of Newport Beach, Huntington Beach, Costa Mesa, Laguna Beach, Fountain Valley and other parts of Orange County.
Connie Boardman and Mark Bixby are asking an Orange County Superior Court judge to intervene.
The cleanup was unrelated to a proposed city ordinance banning camping on public property, which is set for a final vote on July 11.
The topic was discussed in a study session in April by the City Council. The Spyglass Hill Community Assn. reached out to officials.
Sea lions experiencing seizures or sickness due to an ongoing bloom of toxic algae have bitten or behaved aggressively toward beachgoers across Southern California, according to experts.
