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Since 1970 Share Our Selves has been front and center in Orange County, caring for the underserved community.
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For the third year in a row, TimesOC readers have nominated and voted on “Orange County’s Best: TimesOC’s Readers’ Choice.”
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As advocates for gun violence prevention and sensible gun laws, we urge you to vote for Dave Min, a Democratic Party candidate for state Senate District 37.
When I retired from teaching, I wanted to find some venerable causes to occupy my mind and time.
U.S. ambassador to Croatia W. Robert “Bob” Kohorst, a Newport Beach businessman, opened his official home near Zagreb to a Newport couple, providing a glimpse of the “homey yet elegant style” and heavy security that surround him.
Thanks largely to the popularity of television shows centered around food and cooking, we have in recent years elevated culinary pursuits to a new level in our culture.
The signs displayed at the recent football game between Marina and Segerstrom high schools are hurtful and racist; they have no place in an athletic competition, and the controversy must be addressed (“Signs at football game between Marina and Segerstrom high schools are criticized as having racial undertones,” Oct. 30).
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I am proud of Newport-Mesa trustee Ashley Andersen and the other four school board members who voted Oct. 28 to return public comment to the beginning of school board meetings, where it had been until last year.
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Organizers called it “The Science of Magic.”
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The vibe of the big fashion shows in Paris, Milan, New York and Beijing came to Costa Mesa in both style and spirit as the 27th annual Harvesters Fashion Show and Luncheon captivated the “influencer” crowd Oct. 2 at the Renée and Henry Segerstrom Concert Hall.
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As Joseph Klunder wrote in his commentary, “Colleges offer good opportunities for veterans” on Oct. 27, Coast Colleges offer excellent opportunities and services for veterans.
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The recent court order setting back the effort for mobile needle exchange programs in Orange County demonstrates the push back for needle exchange programs more generally from county and city authorities.
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J. became gravely ill from measles, because herd immunity against this disease is weakening.
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Allowing the Board of Supervisors to impeach the sheriff would show that sheriffs are no longer invulnerable to oversight and accountability.
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The people calling for more gun control after the Saugus High School shooting should remember that California has multiple laws in place that failed.
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At California’s public universities, students pay thousands of dollars in tuition alone, forcing them to work more and spend less time on homework and classes.
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Kavanaugh isn’t going to disappear from public view. It’s important that truth tellers such as Blasey Ford don’t disappear either.
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The California Legislature held a public hearing to scrutinize public safety power shutoffs after millions of residents lost power to prevent wildfires.
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The Lakers’ iconic gold jersey is a huge fan favorite, but the team keeps treating the Staples Center faithful to purple threads. What’s up with that?
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Beneficial rain with a low risk of flash flooding is predicted for Tuesday through Thursday in Southern California
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“All of that arrogance and cockiness that y’all have seen me use before, God is now using for him,” Kanye West said Sunday at Joel Osteen’s megachurch.
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In the days before her death, the harassment Sabrina Rosario’s husband had subjected her to since she filed for divorce became so extreme she decided to request a restraining order, she said in court documents.
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