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The three-story, 95,000-square-foot building will house English, psychology, communications, world languages, journalism, English as a Second Language and economics classes, among others, along with labs for geography and anthropology courses, a new newsroom for the student newspaper and faculty and administrative offices.
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The Costa Mesa campus commemorated the pan-African holiday ahead of schedule Wednesday with an evening celebration at the campus Multicultural Center and a discussion by Maulana Karenga, Kwanzaa’s creator. -
Orange County Fair Board member Ashleigh Aitken has joined the race to represent the Third District on the county Board of Supervisors.
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The Costa Mesa City Council voted Tuesday night to approve the final steps in renovations of the City Hall council chamber and construction of the rebuilt Fire Station No. 1.
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Lenny Vega, 18, of Costa Mesa was released on bail Tuesday soon after being arrested along with a 17-year-old female student, according to Costa Mesa police. His bail had been set at $50,000.
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Lenny Vega, 18, and a 17-year-old girl who is a student at Estancia were taken into custody on suspicion of making terrorist threats on social media, the Police Department said Tuesday.
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Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa will host Kwanzaa creator Maulana Karenga for a discussion Wednesday afternoon, followed by a commemoration of the holiday, which celebrates African heritage and identity.
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(This is the first in a series of three columns reviewing the year 2019 in local theater) Professional and semi-professional theaters in Orange County enjoyed a bountiful year with a tasty menu of old favorites and new, challenging productions.
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The crowd of Black Friday shoppers stayed calm, navigating the stilled escalators with guidance from mall security while shop employees emptied their sales floors and locked their doors, watching shoppers mill around outside.
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News and events briefs from the Daily Pilot.
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The task force was formed in April, soon after an off-campus incident in which Newport-Mesa students were pictured making Nazi salutes over a swastika made of red plastic cups.
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The vote — which is final unless appealed to the City Council within seven days — clears the way for EF Education First to transform 6.19 acres at 3150 Bear St. into a for-profit school.
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The small and intimate Anchor Bar for years served as the primary training ground for up-and-coming comedians to try out their routines in Orange County.
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In a letter last week to HUD Secretary Ben Carson, state Sens. John Moorlach (R-Costa Mesa) and Patricia Bates (R-Laguna Niguel) said federal laws regulating access to the disabled are hampering efforts to regulate sober-living facilities.
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