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The Albertsons on the corner of Harbor Boulevard and Wilson Street, a Costa Mesa neighborhood anchor for two decades, is set to close Feb. 22 — paving the way for a new Northgate González Market.
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A Newport Beach woman accused of stealing merchandise valued at more than $2 million from a high-end jewelry store at Costa Mesa’s South Coast Plaza and threatening security guards with a knife pleaded not guilty to felony charges Wednesday.
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Gov. Gavin Newsom signed an executive order last week that may result in an assessment of the OC Fair & Event Center in Costa Mesa as a possible location for a homeless shelter.
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Costa Mesa police arrested a Newport Beach woman Monday on suspicion of stealing more than $2 million in jewelry from a South Coast Plaza store while brandishing a knife.
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The Costa Mesa Planning Commission unanimously passed an updated ordinance Monday that, despite the protests of some who believe that eventual 5G technology could have health risks, will now move to the City Council for consideration.
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A 31-year-old Santa Ana man pleaded no contest Monday to gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated in a 2017 crash on the 57 Freeway that killed a Costa Mesa man and a Diamond Bar woman.
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Costa Mesa has hired Salem Afeworki as its new energy and sustainability services manager, a position created to help steer the city’s efforts to be “greener” and more energy-efficient.
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Hamers joined the district as an independent contractor in 1982. He served as district manager from 1992 through 2009 and had been district engineer since 2010.
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The Costa Mesa Planning Commission is set to vote Monday on a resolution recommending that the City Council review cell facility design guidelines. The resolution details application requirements, review criteria and standard conditions.
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First United Methodist Church filed a police report Thursday after discovering the theatrical light used to illuminate its bell tower for the holidays was missing.
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The Costa Mesa City Council adopted a resolution Thursday night opposing the methods the Southern California Assn. of Governments used to determine that the city needs 11,734 new housing units.
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Costa Mesa’s public library branch in Lions Park, which opened a new, larger building in May, now has more opportunities to “provide the programming that we’ve always wanted to.”
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A concert will be held on Jan. 29 to honor Orange County icon Bigiria Mustapha Prince David Willy Kirokiro, who passed away in the predawn hours on Dec. 29 due to surgical complications. He was 68.
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