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The author of “Crazy Rich Asians” read from his latest book for the OC Public Libraries event in Costa Mesa.
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Chapman University President Daniele Struppa sent a campus-wide email condemning the award given to Students for Justice in Palestine, which was promptly rescinded.
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The Irvine art space presents a new exhibition titled “More Than You Can Chew,” with 17 artists who utilize food to tell a story.
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Buena Park granted impounding authority to its code officers while Anaheim hired private contractors, all in an effort to curb street food vending.
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The new space includes four dining destinations under one roof and is the first new eating establishing at the location this year.
Disney California Adventure celebrates the Year of the Snake ahead of many other Lunar New Year celebrations in Orange County.
Volunteers of all ages gathered to assemble food boxes for food-insecure families in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. on Monday.
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Allegations that a video shows poll worker triple-counting mail-in ballots is sharply rebuked by documentary evidence provided by the O.C. Registrar of Voters.
Labor attorney Florice Hoffman will lead the party into the 2026 midterm election cycle with a vision to grow its ranks across Orange County.
The exhibition in San Clemente from whimsical children’s book illustrator Brian Lies is designed to engage kids in art and reading.
Pacific Symphony and the Arts & Learning Conservatory partner to present “Symphonic Soul: A Celebration of African American Artistry” in Costa Mesa.
San Clemente council members approved a number of items to strengthen its weed abatement efforts to be better prepared for wildfire threats.
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A majority of Orange County supervisors voted to slim the O.C. Human Relations Commission down to seven members while also reducing it to four meetings a year.
