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When any theater produces a play involving Sherlock Holmes, audiences are well aware that emotional extremes — cool, unflappable deduction and histrionic melodrama — are to be expected.
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The three-story store at 3445 Via Lido was decked out for a seasonal celebration and filled with everything from themed artificial trees to toys, decorations, gourmet food and even some cozy plaid robes. -
After SCAG reshuffled the allocations in a dramatic adjustment Nov. 7, Newport’s share climbed about 75% over minimums announced in October. Costa Mesa’s share more than doubled. Fountain Valley’s more than tripled. Same in Huntington Beach.
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In the surest sign yet that the holidays are just around the corner, tree-lighting ceremonies are scheduled in Costa Mesa, Huntington Beach and Newport Beach next week.
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The city may dig a hole, about 450 by 450 feet and 47 feet deep, between Lido Isle and Bay Island, to entomb material unfit for open ocean disposal.
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The council will also consider awarding a design contract for a standalone lecture and performance hall adjacent to the Central Library.
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Scott Kohn, 64, pleaded not guilty Wednesday to two counts of attempting and conspiring to commit mail fraud, court records show.
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A pair of entrepreneurs got the endorsement of the city Harbor Commission Wednesday to sell rides on a multi-passenger pedal boat called a cycleboat, a first-of-its-kind outfit for Newport.
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Under a proposal floated by Mayor Pro Tem Will O’Neill, who chairs the panel, the 10-member task force would be recast as a City Council ad hoc committee, retaining its three council members but officially dropping the seven citizen volunteers.
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When I retired from teaching, I wanted to find some venerable causes to occupy my mind and time.
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Buck Gully is one of the areas of town that Cal Fire considers a “very high fire hazard severity zone.” The Newport Beach Fire Department is considering updating codes to allow less vegetation that could feed flames.
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Newport Beach supports local, regional, federal and state legislation that will preserve local control and quality of life. That’s according to the City Council’s legislative platform, which it updated Tuesday for the first time in six years with general and specific principles.
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City Council candidates who knowingly accept donations over the campaign contribution limit may be subject to removal from office under local election reforms that advanced this week in Newport Beach.
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Month-old fish delivered Wednesday at Newport Harbor are part of a longstanding population enhancement program for the California Department of Fish and Wildlife, achieved with a mix of professional marine biologists and citizen scientists.
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