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With healthcare looming as a significant issue in the 2020 presidential election, Orange County residents can at least be confident that one of their premiere health providers is ranked in the Top 10 by U.S.
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The Newport-Costa Mesa community is on the verge of addressing several chronic social problems, if we commit ourselves to creating and perpetuating a tight-knit safety net.
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As we anticipate the emergence of artificial intelligence in virtually every aspect of our lives, we have to ask ourselves: What will this development mean for human intelligence?
Vanguard University, Costa Mesa, has taken on a mission to eradicate a global crisis that has plagued humanity for thousands of years.
What is happening is killing all of us, in a way. We are becoming afraid — afraid to go to the movies, the fair, the park, the grocery store, the local club and, so tragically, school.
If old warriors could find a path to peace at Camp David in 1978, then surely today’s firearm antagonists can find ways to curb gun violence now, a Laguna Beach resident writes.
Our classic views about summer have become tainted by our obsession with going fast. An entire season devoted to a slower pace is now considered by many parents to be a luxury that their kids can’t afford.
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Women of Chapman is raising funds to honor its $1-million pledge to the university’s Keck Center for Science and Engineering, along with a continuing annual commitment of $30,000 earmarked to support student filmmakers
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Facing the golden years is not so golden for countless seniors.
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Occasionally, I stumble across a painful relic of my squandered youth.
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Mayor Katrina Foley scored another victory for the residents of Costa Mesa and this victory could favorably impact many other cities, including those in California Senate District 37 for which Foley is a candidate.
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Pelican Hill Golf Club welcomed Rivals United For A Cure to the second annual Rivals Cup tournament, which featured 165 players on the greens representing teams USC and UCLA.
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Gov. Newsom just made clear that his administration is going to be far more aggressive in requiring cities and counties to make room for new housing.
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Immigrants, including some of the El Paso shooting victims, already have less access to healthcare, and new rules will worsen the situation.
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On Friday President Trump took his criticism of Federal Reserve Chairman Jay Powell to new heights - or rather, new lows.
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Silicon Beach tech entrepreneurs may get a thrill out of flying their own planes, but the people on the ground have different reactions.
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It’s insulting to compare this administration’s response to Central American refugees to FDR’s complete failure to help European Jews before World War II.
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Orange County health officials say visitors may have been exposed to measles while at Disneyland, California Adventure or an Anaheim hotel this month.
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement shut down a real hotline for detained immigrants run by the California group Freedom for Immigrants less than two weeks after it was prominently featured on the show.
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The Dodgers and Hyun-Jin Ryu are hammered in a 10-2 loss to the Yankees, who take the opener of a series billed as a potential World Series glimpse.
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Forget the Dwight Howard of the past. That’s not the guy the Lakers are getting, and it’s important that they know that. And, it’s even more important that Howard knows it.
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October suddenly didn’t feel as inviting for the Dodgers, whose 10-2 loss to the Yankees exposed some possible problems should the teams meet in the fall.
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