Concerned about home break-ins? Come to the Speak Up Newport meeting on July 13 and hear what the Newport Beach Police Department is doing to address residential burglary trends and find out how to prevent your home from being targeted by burglars Have you heard about recent home break-ins and Read More
View from Argyros Plaza of OCMA’s main entrance, located near Richard Serra’s existing sculpture, “Connector” Credit Morphosis Architects The Orange County Museum of Art is nearing its goal of opening a beautiful new museum facility at Segerstrom Center for the Arts this October, and it has just announced the commission Read More
Chef Leo Raza at Pacific Wine + Food / courtesy of Pacific Wine + Food After being cancelled for two years due to the pandemic, the Pacific Wine & Food Classic returns to Newport Dunes Waterfront Resort on Saturday, Oct. 1. This is an exclusive, boutique-style event featuring culinary experiences Read More
We have an epidemic of preventable gun violence in this country and the Supreme Court’s decision has made it easier for dangerous people to carry concealed handguns in public spaces. I have spent my entire career fighting for women and victims of gun violence and as a Councilwoman, I successfully Read More
Everyday we watch prices rise on basic necessities, like food and electricity, without placing the blame on Democrats’ excessive spending policies. Over the last year, their total control of government has resulted in a disastrous spending spree, as they pass trillion dollar bills that have flooded our economy with money Read More
Dear Editor: Since Joe Biden became President and Democrats took full control of Congress, border security has been ignored. Our Southern Border is wide open, allowing for human trafficking, fentanyl, and dangerous cartel members to enter our country illegally. I am further disappointed in Democrat candidate Jay Chen for failing Read More
This past week, CalOptima’s Board of Directors approved a Fiscal Year 2022–23 budget that amplifies financial support for Orange County’s provider community in a variety of ways. Effective July 1, hospitals, health networks and providers will receive extended supplemental funding for COVID-19 expenses, totaling $58.2 million for the year. Further, Read More
In partnership with the Orange County Workforce Development Board (OCWDB), the County of Orange (County) has expanded the Work Experience Program to include youth ages 14-24. Orange County businesses are encouraged to enroll in the upcoming program year to help train youth to meet their organization’s needs and jumpstart their Read More
On June 21, 2022, at 8:30 p.m., a lone coyote attacked a two-year-old child inside Mile Square Park near Euclid and Stonecress. California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) obtained a DNA sample from the victim’s clothing, which conclusively proved to be a coyote responsible for the attack. The DNA Read More
With 84% of Americans planning to celebrate the 4th of July this year and collective food spending for the holiday to reach $7.7 billion, the personal-finance website WalletHub today released its report on 2022’s Best & Worst Places for 4th of July Celebrations, as well as accompanying videos, to go Read More
