Alan Dugard supported Woodbridge softball last week during the tournament named in his honor at Bill Barber Park. (Photo: OC Sports Zone, Tim Burt). Alan Dugard coached his share of softball games for the Woodbridge High School softball team, including many in the softball tournament named after him. Dugard, 89, Read More
The Justice Department announced today the seizure of Hydra Market (Hydra), the world’s largest and longest-running darknet market. In 2021, Hydra accounted for an estimated 80% of all darknet market-related cryptocurrency transactions, and since 2015, the marketplace has received approximately $5.2 billion in cryptocurrency. The seizure of the Hydra servers Read More
Grace Leung By Grace Leung, Newport Beach City Manager Our next City Council meeting is Tuesday, April 12. Items of interest are highlighted below. The entire agenda and reports can be viewed here: https://www.newportbeachca.gov/Home/Components/Calendar/Event/68243/72?utm_medium=email&utm_source=govdelivery. 4 p.m.: Study Session. Agenda items include: Review of Tustin Avenue trial closure. City staff will Read More
From left, Saddleback Medical Center Foundation President and Newport Beach resident Christy Ward, grateful patient Julie Switzer; Saddleback Medical Center Breast Care Navigator Jackie Hower, and Newport Beach resident and Beauty In Grace Chair Cathy Han, M.D. The moment someone hears, “You have breast cancer,” her whole life changes. For Read More
Rep. Michelle Steel (R-CA) questioned Health and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra about telehealth access and expanding opportunities for Americans to receive care. Last year, Rep. Steel introduced the Telehealth Expansion Act, bipartisan legislation that would make permanent a waiver created by the CARES Act to allow Americans with Health Read More
A number of Orange County squads earned top rankings in this week’s CIF boys and girls lacrosse polls. In the boys poll, Mater Dei is first in Division 1, Aliso Niguel is first in Division 2 and Mission Viejo is first in Division 3. St. Margaret’s, Foothill, Corona del Mar, Read More
Saturday’s Re:Imagine Garden Grove Open Streets event brought upwards of 35,000 residents and visitors to Garden Grove, surpassing the attendance to previous Open Streets events. The 2.2-mile route was closed to cars and open for people to walk, bike, skate, scooter, or ride, while enjoying a number of free activities, Read More
The second installment deadline to timely pay secured property taxes for fiscal year 2021/22 is Monday, April 11, due to April 10 being on a Sunday. “Pay online by using our secure 24/7 online ‘no cost’ eCheck payment option,” said OC Treasurer Shari Freidenrich. “You will receive same day credit Read More
The California Teachers Association (CTA) endorsed Palmdale City Councilmember and former Palmdale School Board Trustee Juan Carrillo in the race for California’s 39th Assembly District today. The district’s redrawn boundaries, encompassing the Antelope and Victor Valleys, have created a new Latino Majority District. “Juan Carrillo is proud to be recommended Read More
We all hope for long, healthy lives. But there’s a serious “side effect” of longevity – the possibility of outliving our money. How can you help prevent this? It’s useful to know the seriousness of the threat. Consider this: About 41% of all U.S. homes in which the head of Read More
