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Irvine City Council moved to acquire two properties that city officials seek to transform into a bridge homeless shelter that will offer an array of services.
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Celebrate the Day of the Dead and remember your departed loved ones with a festive feast at one of these Orange County restaurants.
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Touting a number of outreach efforts and shelter beds by referral, Garden Grove is looking to enact a ban on public property encampments for homeless people who refuse services.
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Artwork by the pioneers of the California light and space movement is illuminated at “Luminaries of Light” in Laguna Beach.
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San Diego-based small-batched coffee roaster and café Better Buzz continues its expansion with a new Costa Mesa location.
‘Candlelight Yorba Linda: A Haunted Evening of Halloween Classics’ will be hosted at the Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum on Halloween night.
Scott Markowitz faces two felony charges related to campaign paperwork submitted to run for Fullerton City Council.
Students still gravitate to the physical format of an “old-school book,” according to an Orange Coast College librarian.
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San Clemente City Council brought in Leslea Meyerhoff on a three-year contract in October 2023 to serve as coastal administrator. She’s receiving kudos and the ‘sand czar’ nickname for her efforts.
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The Irvine City Council bypassed noise and safety concerns over future housing development plans near John Wayne Airport.
The late Yong Soon Min’s last art show, on view at UCI Contemporary Arts Center Gallery, explores geopolitical relations.
Kei Concepts’ restaurant group continues to expand with a new ROL Hand Roll Bar now open in Irvine.
The 16-foot-high pumpkin is a photo opportunity and partnership with San Clemente’s Family Assistance Ministries.
Anaheim City Council voted unanimously to support new laws that would ban people from sleeping on sidewalks and smoking in parks in an effort to clear the homeless from public properties.
