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The state of California is teaming up with Newport Beach to seal a methane leak from an abandoned oil well that prompted a local emergency in October.
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The two units — reverse vending machines that let patrons fund donations for area charitable organizations instead of receiving items — will remain at the Huntington Beach Pier until Dec. 11.
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Council members voted Tuesday to bypass Chad Williams as the new mayor pro tem in favor of Butch Twining, despite opposition from a pro-Williams crowd and the city’s own protocol.
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Seeking to bolster city revenues and create parity between Costa Mesa and other cities levy on businesses and hotel guests, the council Tuesday backed pursuing two potential initiatives in 2026.
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On Wednesday, 25-year-old Navid Goodarzi attempted to personalize his mother, Aryan Papoli, reported missing from Newport Beach four days after her body was discovered in the San Bernardino Mountains.
Huntington Beach shopping plaza Pacific City is taking a deep dive into the holiday spirit with a full schedule of December events and activities that seem custom made for Surf City.
Kurt Suzuki, the new Angels manager, helped a former teammate heal after crash claimed Nick Adenhart
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Police are investigating a multi-vehicle crash Tuesday at Goldenwest Street and Heil Avenue that killed a 37-year-old Huntington Beach man and hospitalized three others, including a county probation officer.
Head to this Newport Beach butcher shop for excellent sandwiches and tips for making the holiday leftovers sandwich of your dreams.
San Bernardino County coroner’s officials reported Saturday the body of a woman found Nov. 18 belongs to a 58-year-old Newport Beach resident reported missing on Nov. 22.
A 71-year-old Huntington Beach man and his dog were found unresponsive on Springdale Avenue just north of Brannen Drive after being struck by a Ford F250 pickup Monday morning. The driver cooperated with police.
The Rev. Cannon Cindy Voorhees was exiting a plane when she was tapped on the shoulder by a member of the U.S. Air Force who had a special request.
The city invites locals and visitors to enjoy the holidays by taking in its many events, including Newport Dunes’ Fire & Lights Festival, which is running through Jan. 4.
The Laguna Beach City Council gave direction to city staff to extend temporary use permits for businesses participating in outdoor dining, as the city looks to develop a permanent program.
As soon as summer activities were over at Wild Rivers this year, work began on the Dream Glow Lantern Festival created by Woody Wu.
Groups with at least 10 registered runners were presented with checks at the Fountain Valley City Council meeting on Nov. 18.
