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More than 125 people turned out at Recoup Personal Training Saturday to raise funds for a nonprofit group that offers health and wellness programs to veterans and military families.
Still riveting at 104: Costa Mesa woman, a Rosie during Word War II, feted on her milestone birthday
Deemed a “firecracker” by an activity director at the independent living facility she now calls home, Angelina Nicargi credits a positive attitude for a long, fulfilling life.
About 25 residents who gave public comment at Tuesday’s city council meeting said they were afraid of losing their favorite merchants and didn’t want the market to become a larger event that could potentially bring noise and traffic.
The 10th annual Newport Beach Mayor’s Egg Race drew a large crowd on an overcast Saturday at the Civic Center lawn.
Thirty-five years ago this month, Candy Hirte opened Where’s the Party? on 17th Street in Costa Mesa, where she found a very supportive community.
The Corona del Mar branch of Newport Beach Library on Tuesday offered a BARK program to children where they practiced their reading skills by reading aloud to canines.
About a dozen former students got together to catch up with former fifth-grade teacher Marilyn Conrath and belatedly celebrate her 89th birthday.
Active duty members of the Ukrainian armed forces comprise the group, which performs for soldiers on the front. On Sunday they were hosted by St. James Episcopal Church and received standing ovations.
Dogs, a bearded dragon, scorpion, large turtle, hamster and python were welcomed Sunday for the annual blessing ceremony at St. James Episcopal Church in Newport Beach.
The Commodores Club of the Newport Beach Chamber of Commerce on Sunday held its annual sandcastle contest on the shores of Big Corona beach.
