Category: Orange County News

Newport Dunes Waterfront Resort Contributes $33K to Local Charities

Newport Dunes Waterfront Resort In the spirit of giving, Newport Dunes Waterfront Resort celebrated the close of 2022 by contributing $33,000 to local charities and non-profit organizations in Orange County. “It’s an incredible feeling to be able to partner with so many meaningful and diverse local causes that are making Read More

Visit Newport Beach Unveils Winter Leisure Campaign Designed to Lure Travelers from the Slopes to the Sea

Scene from the Visit Newport Beach promo video “Choose tan lines over lift lines.” That’s one of the catch phrases being used by Visit Newport Beach in its new Winter Leisure Campaign designed to lure visitors to our idyllic seaside destination instead of the crowded ski resorts. The new campaign Read More

Supervisor Andrew Do selected as Vice Chairman of the Orange County Board of Supervisors

Orange County Supervisor Andrew Do has been selected to serve as the Vice Chairman of the Orange County Board of Supervisors for 2023. “I would like to commend Chairman Doug Chaffee for his outstanding leadership over the past year,” said Supervisor Andrew Do. “I am confident that this Board will continue to work Read More

Music For All Seasons: Long Beach Symphony presents Vivaldi’s Four Seasons and Mozart’s Symphony No. 40 in G minor

On Saturday, February 4, Long Beach Symphony, under the direction of Maestro Eckart Preu, will rouse audiences with Mozart’s Symphony No. 40 in G minor and Vivaldi’s Four Seasons, a group of four violin concertos embodying each season of the year. Each of the seasons will be exquisitely presented by Read More

Businessman, former Congressman Harley Rouda declares for CA-47

Former Congressman and businessman Harley Rouda announced that he is seeking office again to California’s 47th congressional district.  “Today, California families are grappling with deadly storms and floods, a disaster exacerbated by our climate crisis. In Congress, I will be laser-focused on resolving this crisis – and work with anyone Read More