A 44,760-square-foot medical office building in Anaheim is under new ownership, according to public records. Success Anaheim LLC, the parent company of Success Education Colleges, bought the three-floor office building at 511 N. Brookhurst St. in Anaheim for $11.4 million, or $254 per square foot. CoStar data shows the building Read More
Grace Leung, Newport Beach City Manager By Grace Leung, Newport Beach City Manager During the past few months, the Newport Beach Police Department has made Oceanfront Boardwalk safety a top priority in response to concerns about unsafe behavior, and violations of speed limits and other boardwalk regulations. Under the direction Read More
2023 Flight of Newport. Photo by Jim Collins Newport Harbor is filled with boats of all sizes on sunny summer weekends, but on Sunday, July 13, you’ll see even more sailboats than usual when the Commodores Club of the Newport Beach Chamber of Commerce (with assistance from the Balboa Yacht Read More
Raccoonbot Suspended above Los Trancos Creek on a cable line and powered by the sun, RaccoonBot, a solar-powered, bio-inspired robot, has officially arrived at Crystal Cove State Park in Newport Beach. This innovative technology is the product of a collaboration between Crystal Cove Conservancy and UC Irvine’s Robot Ecology Lab, Read More
Taking simple, well-planned measures to build attention over time may lead to better outcomes. More people notice a firm, the more probable it is to survive, gain support, and be valued in a changing environment. Make Important Data Easy to Find No one should have to hunt for your services, Read More
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California Biennial 2025 art. Photo by Chris Trela The Orange County Museum of Art is desperate. And scared. But social. “Desperate, Scared But Social” is the name of a 1995 album by riot grrrl band Emily’s Sassy Lime, and it’s the title of OCMA’s 2025 California Biennial, which explores the Read More
The Linda Lindas perform at the OCMA opening night biennial party. Photo by Zoe Luczaj By Zoe Luczaj | NB Indy Arts Columnist Who says museums have to be quiet? The Orange County Museum of Art’s 2025 Biennial opened on Saturday, June 21 with a roar. OCMA kicked off their Read More
