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During the opening event of LibroMobile’s second annual literary arts festival Saturday, about a dozen children sat on a colorful mat in anticipation of Drag Queen Story Time.
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As I grow accustomed to spending holidays away from home, I look back with nostalgia and miss many good things about friendly, beautiful, idyllic Newport Beach.
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South Coast Plaza will begin its annual Lunar New Year celebration Jan. 23 in Jewel Court.
Re “Newport Stationers is on the way out after 55 years,” (Jan. 10): I am writing to you with the hope that publishing this letter might help put pressure on the Irvine Co. to save Newport Stationers, one of the oldest, core small businesses here in Corona del Mar.
My niece was helping her daughter at bath time when the 5-year-old asked, “Mom, what if a bad guy gets a ladder and breaks our class windows that are high up?”
At a recent council meeting, I listed Costa Mesa’s 2019 highlights, including opening a 50-bed shelter for those experiencing homelessness, transforming Lions Park with our beautiful new Donald Dungan Library and hiring our new city manager, Lori Ann Farrell Harrison, following a nationwide search.
As we march toward the 2020 presidential elections, now is the time to speak up loudly for the values that matter to us.
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Philanthropist, environmentalist, social and corporate activist were just a few of the adjectives to describe Joan Irvine Smith in her recent obituary.
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ADUs, also called “granny flats,” offer cities an opportunity to develop new housing units that are not disruptive to the look and feel of single-family neighborhoods.
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Proportionately, opioid overdose deaths in Orange County far outpace those in Los Angeles, Riverside, Santa Barbara, San Bernardino, San Diego and Ventura counties.
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The Huntington Beach City Council’s recent approval of a resolution to consider pension bonds could put the city at risk of a fiscal wipeout, two Orange County elected officials write.
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Five ways California can increase access to safe, early abortion for women everywhere.
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The idea that “most Jews” probably harbored racially insensitive views toward African Americans because they were white is dubious, says a historian.
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All drivers should pay for road maintenance, but making EV drivers pay their fair share should be balanced with having more zero-emission vehicles.
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A Supreme Court case on “faithless” electors doesn’t address a more important issue: Why do all but two states have winner-take-all systems?
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Harvey Weinstein’s lawyers will aggressively question his accusers. And we wonder why more victims don’t take formal action against their abusers.
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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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A second traveler returning to the U.S. from China is diagnosed with the coronavirus that has sickened hundreds and prompted travel freezes in China.
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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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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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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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