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The cultural center in San Clemente reopened its main salon, which had been yellow-tagged since April 2023 after a devastating landslide.
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Rove, a new full-service electric vehicle charging center with a ReCharge by Gelson’s mini-market and other services, will open Oct. 15.
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The Logan Barrio reunion honors the Santa Ana Mexican American neighborhood’s history and archives its past.
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Public records obtained by TimesOC show that Mike Munzing targeted the nonprofit over its Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging position statement and references.
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Artin Berjikly spoke before the Sept. 24 Anaheim City Council meeting and pledged to fulfill the duties of his position, which was created in the aftermath of political corruption scandals.
The female-owned Rye Goods and Mercado Mesa will open locations at the dining and shopping corridor in Costa Mesa.
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The pantry, known as the Stand, is also a basic needs center with multiple resources for enrolled individuals.
Assemblyman Tri Ta and state Sen. Tom Umberg co-authored the legislation requiring Mendez, et al v. Westminster School District, et al instruction in California public schools.
Anaheim unveiled a replica of freeway signs that will be installed within the next two weeks and point motorists to its official Little Arabia cultural district.
The work of artists Zhen Huang and Alisa Ochoa use plants and fruit to explore nature and life
San Clemente City Council approved up to $2.6 million to finish the first phase of a federally-supported sand replenishment project. Council members also used savings for another project at North Beach to add more sand within budget.
Shortly after the Airport fire got underway, fire officials called for evacuations. Visit Anaheim, the city’s tourism arm, has enlisted the help of 25 hotels or resorts willing to discount rates for evacuees.
Cribb’s death comes 30 years after his vision for an arts colony in Santa Ana first began to take shape, a legacy critics see as artwashing gentrification while backers tout as key to revitalizing downtown.
A monthly series invites guests of all ages to Waldorf Astoria’s grand terrace for stargazing and s’mores
