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The immersive food, wine and spirits experience returns for its second annual celebration in October to VEA Newport Beach
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Orange County supervisors deadlock on approving leases to help finance hotel developments in Dana Point Harbor. Hotel worker retention remains a sticking point.
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Seasonal experiences and specialty treats themed around Disney villains abound at Disneyland Resort through Oct. 31
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With students returning to schools this season, the OC Public Libraries encourages residents to sign up for a library card this September to take advantage of borrowing the system’s many offerings, from books to tools.
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The Barcelona-born tapas restaurant group from brother-and-sister co-founders Xavi and Maria Padrosa opens at Fashion Island
Demographics of Orange County are changing, and that means seniors too
Some Orange County supervisors want to iron out protections for soon-to-be displaced workers before approving new leases for the revitalization of Dana Point Harbor.
Irvine officials are working on a law that would offer job protections to smaller grocery stores in the city in the event of a corporate takeover.
The program continues its mission of helping older adults to remain healthy, while updating the menu to better reflect the diverse O.C. communities the nonprofit serves
The New York City bakery known for 6-ounce cookies will open its first Orange County location in early September at Newport Beach’s Fashion Island.
Andrew Lloyd Webber’s legendary musical, “The Phantom of the Opera” comes to Costa Mesa’s Aug. 12 - 30.
Anaheim exhibition explores the early relationship between animators and live-action actors, animals
“Capturing Life, Creating Character: The Art of Live-Action Reference” in Anaheim explores character animation through the Walt Disney Archives and is the first stop for the traveling exhibition
The Newport Beach City Council voted to spend $1.5M for contracts related to using a portion of Civic Center Park for new NBPD headquarters despite the fact that site has not been chosen by a committee tasked with that work.
The Y2k-themed international tasting event will feature curated bites and beverages from the Anaheim District chefs and beverage makers
The settlement comes two years after the state’s Labor Commission cited the Anaheim Marriott for $12.45 million for alleged violations of the “right to recall” law.
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Santa Ana council members moved to dedicate Frank and Irene Palomino Park in remembrance of a couple that challenged school segregation in the landmark Mendez, et al case.
