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Byron “Rick” Tarnutzer, 63, and 70-year-old Vonna Tarnutzer are accused of defrauding friends, neighbors and lending firms for over $8 million and face 68 felony counts of fraud
In an early celebration of World Wildlife Day, about 70 people turned out at Newport Beach Civic Park Saturday to take part in a variety of activities geared toward conservationism.
The cannabis business Native Garden, open since March 2025, successfully applied to the Costa Mesa Planning Commission to ease restrictions that had been placed on it, noting other such businesses are not held to the same operating hours.
More than 1,000 Brazilian jiu jitsu practitioners are expected to test themselves Saturday and Sunday in the IBJJF Winter Open at the OC Fair & Event Center in Costa Mesa
Over the objections of some residents concerned about having a sober living house in their neighborhood, the Costa Mesa Planning Commission approved plans for StepHouse Recovery to operate one on Baker Street.
Among the participants in Costa Mesa’s Citizens’ Police Academy this year are mechanics, retail clerks, IT technicians, retirees, recent graduates and others from all walks of life.
The carcass of a juvenile humpack whale was first spotted Wednesday afternoon off Newport Beach will be studied by researchers to give them clues as to the cause of death.
The new ordinance, which goes into effect on April 18, will require stores to have one attendant on hand for every three automated checkout stands that are in operation.
Fountain Valley creates new, entry-level fire department positions as part of transition to in-house ambulance service. Hourly pay for the jobs will range from $18.50 to $22.49.
The Pineda family, aided by nonprofits, overcomes a child’s battle with leukemia and achieves financial stability. This week they also received a surprise gift: a 2021 Tesla SUV.
