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Speaking on behalf of the O.C. Registrar of Voters, county counsel rejected consolidating three Newport Beach charter amendment ballot measures on the November statewide election.
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Sally’s Fund was among two Laguna Beach-based nonprofits to receive funding through a grant program from the Samueli Foundation.
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Backhouse Fragrances, launched by Newport Beach resident Danielle Whisenand in 2019, has increased its physical footprint by more than 10 times with a new space in westside Costa Mesa.
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Roger’s Gardens in Corona del Mar opens its annual Halloween Boutique with an esoteric Venetian theme and an array of gilded masks.
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The two-day annual event, which showcases short films on a wide variety of topics, returns Sept. 4-5 at Community United Methodist Church.
The Fountain Valley City Council unanimously approved the parks and community services master plan, which outlines $45 million in potential improvements to the city’s parks.
Judge Julianne Bancoft ruled that Newport Beach “abused its discretion” in scheduling citizen-led ballot measures for November 2028. Voters will decide them in this year’s general election.
Anita “AJ” Wallace, who turns 60 next month, is hopeful that she will travel to New York Fashion Week after winning the Next Runway Star contest.
The expansive new store is a welcome addition to the community, which has been without a Barnes & Noble Booksellers location for about a decade, following the closure of the previous site in Metro Pointe Mall.
A 41-year-old man was pronounced dead at a local hospital on Wednesday evening, following an incident while bodysurfing at South Crescent Bay in Laguna Beach.
17 athletic fields maintained by the city of Newport Beach will no longer be treated with synthetic herbicides to control weeds, following a decision Tuesday night by the City Council.
The concert series includes five live music performances across two weekends in October, including a collaboration with the Laguna Plein Air Painters Assn.
Community partners came together Tuesday to serve lunch courtesy of Bracken’s Kitchen to students at the junior college in Huntington Beach.
Despite a municipal ordinance halting a massive MacArthur Boulevard installation, a dedicated group gathered Monday to protest the forcible deportation of Ukrainian children.
The Orange County-born actress is up for an Emmy for Fullerton-set show
An Orange County judge ordered Huntington Beach Mayor Pro Tem Butch Twining to pay Ocean View School District Board President Gina Clayton-Tarvin nearly $120,000 in attorney fees related to a lawsuit Twining lost.
