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A total rebuild of 80-year-old Fire Station No. 2 will be largely funded by $14 million to $16 million in lease revenue bonds, a strategy that doesn’t sit well with some.
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Record king tides put Newport Beach and nearby communities on alert, and led to Metrolink’s decision to temporarily halt its coastal route service. More king tides are expected around the holidays.
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Laguna Art Museum has hosted monks from the Namgyal Monastery and Dharma Center, who are creating a sand mandala inside the Steele Gallery, where Art and Nature commissioned artist Kim Manfredi’s work is currently being exhibited.
The Segerstrom Center for the Arts constructs $1-million performing arts center for Studio D and American Ballet Theatre classes.
Julia Cross earned the league’s singles championship on Tuesday, while teammates Olivia Lew and Brynn Patterson won in doubles.
Nearly a decade in the making, the $2.3-million city-owned cafe opened Saturday under a three-year revenue-sharing agreement with Ally Garvin, the owner of Neat Coffee.
The 2-acre regenerative farm grew out of a partnership between the Ecology Center, the city of San Juan Capistrano and St. Margaret’s Episcopal School.
Roxie Shaia threw three touchdown passes as the Oilers won 25-6 on Wednesday night. Newport Harbor also advanced to the Open Division semifinals.
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As extreme king tides bring heavy flooding to low-lying area, residents and city crews scramble to deploy sandbags, pumps and makeshift barriers.
The young Lightning lost 25-0 to El Toro on Tuesday night, but appear to have a bright future. Meanwhile, CdM advanced to the semifinals.
Grammar expert June Casagrande has a few pet peeves related to writing. Grammatical errors can usually be avoided by simply using one’s head, she says.
Orange County Registrar of Voters Bob Page led a media tour of the Registrar of Voters headquarters in Santa Ana on Wednesday.
Four councilmembers terming out in December shared insights and lessons learned on Tuesday, during an annual ‘State of the City’ event presented by the Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce.
Corona del Mar earned a four-set win over Flintridge Prep on Saturday to earn a return trip to the quarterfinals in the CIF Southern Section Division 3 girls’ volleyball playoffs.
