One OC water agency fights for its life in face of consolidation desires
Imagine an arranged marriage where one eager partner offers flowers while the other smiles stiffly and backs away. A match made...
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Orange Lutheran girls basketball defeats Brea Olinda in first round of CIF-SS playoffs
BREA – The Orange Lutheran girls basketball team beat Brea Olinda 49-40 in the first round of the CIF Southern...
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‘How do we find stability’: Victims of Turkey, Syria quake honored with vigil
About 100 people gathered in prayer in Irvine — thousands and thousands of miles away from where a deadly earthquake...
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New deal in Huntington Beach oil spill boosts payout to locals to $95 million
About 10,000 people and businesses harmed by the 2021 oil spill off the coast of Huntington Beach – a group...
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Village of Hope gets help with new playground from In-N-Out foundation
Excited children were climbing on the equipment before the confetti celebrating the ribbon cutting Thursday, Feb. 9, of a new...
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8 arrested for alleged involvement in California thefts targeting Apple stores, other retailers
Eight people have been arrested on suspicion of taking part in a statewide retail theft ring, California Attorney General Rob...
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Laguna Beach city manager’s home smeared with feces or sewage
Laguna Beach police officers are looking for the public’s help identifying vandals who appeared to have smeared feces or sewage...
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Coronavirus: Orange County reported 1,433 more cases and 45 additional deaths in the past week
The OC Health Care Agency reported 1,433 more reported cases of the coronavirus from Feb. 2 to Feb. 9, increasing...
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World Surf League sets policy allowing trans women surfers to compete; Bethany Hamilton says won’t compete
An announcement from pro surfing’s governing body to allow transgender surfers who have low testosterone levels to compete in women’s...
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Huntington Beach stops allowing virtual public comments, increases time for in-person speaking
Huntington Beach City Council meetings switched off the option for making public comments virtually as of Tuesday, Feb. 7. Councilmember...
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