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An annual report from the Orange County Aging Services Collaborative featured a survey of seniors on important issues from housing security to loneliness.
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The city’s main branch is expected to reopen in 2026 after the completion of major renovation and restoration projects meant to modernize the library’s services.
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A four-year run of outdoor theater at the mission with Outside SCR will conclude this summer with “The Old Man and the Old Moon.”
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Dump trucks are set to haul 30,000 cubic yards of sand to San Clemente’s critically eroded stretch of beach this summer to stave off risks associated with its vanishing coastline.
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Three Palestinian brothers have set up a falafel food trailer in Anaheim’s Little Arabia. The menu that offers falafel, chicken and ribeye sandwiches has attracted long lines late into the night.
After a falling out with Santa Ana city officials, Orange County’s premiere Juneteenth Festival is coming to Anaheim’s Pearson Park on June 15.
In a first for the Diocese of Orange, Greg Walgenbach is set to be ordained through a seldom used pastoral provision allowing for ordained former Episcopalian clergy to become Catholic priests.
The restaurant’s owners have formed a parent company that encompasses three restaurants, with Bosscat at multiple locations and two more next year.
From bowling to a sunset cruise, we found some unique Orange County experiences to enjoy with Dad.
Anaheim voters declined to remove Councilwoman Natalie Rubalcava from her city council seat in a special election that failed to draw an overwhelming majority of voters to the ballot.
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The prestigious American Ballet Theatre William J. Gillespie School in Costa Mesa has weekly classes open to the public for dancers ages 3 to 20.
The show returns to Chapman University’s Musco Center for the Arts to tell the story of “soulful queens” through Black history, art, music and dance.
As part of Project Homekey, three former motels along or near Beach Boulevard in Stanton are now permanent supportive housing sites.
