Category: Orange County News

Newport Beach City Manager Update: Harbor Department Honored, Abandoned Vessel Auction

Grace Leung, Newport Beach City Manager By Grace Leung, Newport Beach City Manager On Monday, October 31 the Central Library will host the 5th Annual Halloween Party with “not-so-scary” stories at 4 p.m., followed by crafts and trick-or-treating around the library. Costumes are encouraged and all ages are welcome. Children Read More

John Wayne Airport public art: Cloaking concrete in nature

Southern California photographer Dennis Doran proudly shares his distinct photographic artwork as the current Community Focus Space artist at John Wayne Airport. Inspired by the traditional ivy-covered walls found at Princeton University, Roosevelt Memorial Chapel at the University of Chicago, Oxford University, and homes and museums across Europe and the Read More

Los Angeles GOP Chairman Tim O’Reilly to speak to Long Beach Republican Women Federated

Tim O’Reilly, chairman of the Los Angeles GOP Executive Board, will be the featured speaker at the Long Beach Republican Women Federated’s Saturday, November 12, 2022, breakfast meeting. Conveniently held at The Grand in Long Beach (4101 E. Willow Street), registration starts at 9 a.m. with a scrumptious all-you-can-eat breakfast Read More

‘Reunited in Dance’ at Segerstrom Center on Nov. 12 Features Dancers Impacted by the War in Ukraine

Dancers from “Reunited in Dance” Dance has the power to move audiences through movement. Dance can express emotions when words alone fail. Dance can provide hope in hopeless times. And for one night at Segerstrom Center for the Arts, dance displays the resilience of dancers during a time of monumental Read More

Newport-Based OC Community Foundation Hosts ‘Preserving Dignity’ Giving Day

On Wednesday, Nov. 2, the Newport Beach-based Orange County Community Foundation (OCCF) will host Preserving Dignity—a collaborative online Giving Day which aims to raise $100,000 for five local nonprofits serving Orange County’s older adults in need. According to OCCF, a demographic shift is accelerating in Southern California that will lead Read More