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The Laguna Beach Unified School District approved a contract with Sabrina Schuck, director of the Children’s School in Irvine, for an optional training series for teachers and instructional assistants focusing on students’ mental health in grades four through eight.
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“When city staff reached out to operators in the area, they were told that the number of shelter beds was too small to justify the operators’ bids,” Mayor Will O’Neill said.
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Rick Staunton, co-owner of Bluewater Grill in Newport Beach, and Jay Lewis, owner of Outpost Kitchen in Costa Mesa, have hosted fundraisers to benefit their native Australia in the wake of the deadly wildfires that have ravaged the country.
Vanguard University students, officials and community members gathered in Costa Mesa Thursday morning to pray together and raise awareness about human trafficking.
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The Costa Mesa City Council voted Tuesday to approve a parking study and undertake designing a pedestrian master plan.
A Costa Mesa police officer and the driver of another vehicle were injured in a crash Thursday morning as the officer was in a police cruiser responding to a call near Baker Street and Fairview Road in Costa Mesa, police said.
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Gordon McNeill has been at the private Newport Beach high school for 19 of its 20 years and was named president in 2014.
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As part of a settlement agreement, Laguna Beach will pay $18,750 and show a training video on pertinent immigration law to all sworn officers in its Police Department.
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An individual will now be able to contribute $440 to a candidate for local elected office, or a candidate’s controlled campaign committee, during a given election cycle — up from the previous cap of $360 that was approved in 2008 and had been in place since 2010.
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Some Newport Beach residents in their 80s and 90s are enjoying the physical and social benefits of a commitment to exercise. They’re even enrolled in regular group fitness classes.
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The Huntington Beach City Council approved an ordinance banning weapons from public events and officially hired a new fire chief during Tuesday’s meeting.
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Results of an online poll will be considered by a judging panel that includes members of the Newport Beach Arts Commission.
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Trump administration threatens to yank federal funds from California if the state continues to require health insurance plans to cover abortions.
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More than half of California voters have considered moving out of state. Many who do choose Texas, where lower housing costs come with trade-offs.
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For Asian communities celebrating the biggest holiday on the calendar, what to give is fraught with pressure, rivalry and comical misunderstanding.
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At the mercy of Mother Nature, Mt. Waterman has reopened. Snow is good at the landmark resort in the Angeles National Forest. It will be running on Saturdays and Sundays.
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Trump signals he’s open to Social Security and Medicare cuts, despite promising during the last presidential campaign to leave the programs alone.
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