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A 57-year-old scuba diver from New York died after being found floating unconscious in the water Saturday at Shaw’s Cove in Laguna Beach, authorities said.
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The bodies of Bruce Robert Frenchak Sr., 57, and Sheliene Zhanette Frenchak, 54, were found by Pennsylvania state police at a rest stop in Newburg. Police said a records search showed the pair had been reported missing out of California’s Tuolumne County.
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Parking in Laguna Beach will get pricier — and maybe a little easier — as a result of increased citywide parking rates the City Council unanimously approved Tuesday. Staff projected the fee increases could lower parking occupancy and net $3 million in revenue.
Michael Glenn Silliman, 64, was charged Tuesday in Illinois after sheriff’s deputies said they found 190 pounds of marijuana and other drugs in an RV during a traffic stop, authorities said.
The council voted 4-1 on Tuesday to abandon three pedestrian pathways in the Temple Hills neighborhood after residents in July raised concerns about the paths when trying to sell their properties, including privacy.
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The Newport Beach City Council muzzled plans for a westside dog park Tuesday night, yielding to complaints from neighbors who said off-leash canines at the north end of city-owned Sunset View Park would drag down their property values and quality of life.
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Tuesday’s vote appropriates $1.125 million this fiscal year to buy five replacement vehicles and upgrade or replace the video systems in the city’s police cars. In the second and third years, the city will earmark money for more replacement vehicles, police vehicle computers and space to store a new mobile command vehicle.
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It was not immediately clear if speeding or alcohol may have contributed to the Newport Beach crash, which police are still investigating.
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Community members with colorful signs attended Monday’s City Council meeting to protest the Planning Commission’s recent vote to amend the Magnolia Tank Farm site’s zoning and provide necessary steps for future redevelopment.
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The City Council voted Monday night to move forward on refinancing $436 million in public employee pension debt and approved a resolution to consider pension bonds.
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Rob Sharpnack has filed a claim dated Nov. 8 that alleges the city “discriminated and retaliated” against him after he complained about the City Council’s “improper interference into the affairs of the city Police Department” and about the budget process earlier this year.
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It’s not just drugs. Mexico’s cartels are fighting over avocados.
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Los Angeles County sheriff’s homicide detectives are trying to determine who built the . 45-caliber handgun used in the shooting at Saugus High School.
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Sondland says many Trump administration officials were in the Ukraine ‘loop.’
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Young people want someone like Bernie Sanders who will fight for them. They deserve that.
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Question: About 17 years ago I inherited my father’s mortgage-free town house in Southern California.
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