Orange Journey — Local News

Governor Newsom Signed AB 46, Granting Judges Expanded Authority to Deny Mental Health Diversion to Defendants Considered a Public Safety Risk, a Move Supported by Local Prosecutors.

A Public Condemnation From Udw/afscme Local 3930 Marks a Significant Shift in How California's Labor Movement Is Addressing Allegations of Leadership Misconduct.

With Orange County's Unique Water and Housing Conditions, Understanding Local Plumbing Services, Their Costs, and Guarantees Is Key for Property Owners.

Glen R. Sprowl Jr. of Stanton Has Been Awarded the Prestigious Carnegie Medal for His Courageous Actions During the Tragic Incident in Trabuco Canyon Last Year.

The Ad Highlights Concerns Over Fairness in Girls' Athletics Amidst Broader Voter Unease with Gender-Identity Policies in California Schools.

Kevin Pearsall, 59, Pleaded Not Guilty to Multiple Felony and Misdemeanor Charges Following the Alleged Discovery of Hidden Cameras at Bolsa Chica State Beach Lifeguard Headquarters.

Local Communities Are Assessing Significant Damage From Recent Flooding and Erosion, with a Large Coastally Trapped Kelvin Wave Anticipated to Bring Further Sea Level Increases to Southern California.

Orange County School Districts Can Apply for up to $525,000 Per Project to Develop New Solutions for Student Learning and Engagement.

Governor Newsom's Emergency Declaration Directs State Agencies to Prepare Communities and Infrastructure for Severe Winter Weather Expected to Bring Heavy Rain, Strong Winds, and Coastal Flooding.

The 13th Season of the Initiative Will Provide 17-Week Musical Theater Residencies, Aiming to Build Lasting Arts Programs in Local Schools.

Governor Newsom Has Issued a Statewide Emergency Proclamation to Prepare California for the Anticipated Strong El Niño-Fueled Storms Expected to Bring Coastal Flooding and High Waves This Winter.

Despite Intentions to Stabilize Housing Costs, Recent Market Analysis Indicates the Measure May Be Contributing to an Unexpected Increase in Rental Prices Across the City.

The Traditionally Conservative-Leaning Orange County Register Editorial Board Has Endorsed a Series of Democratic Candidates in Recent Races, Citing Concerns Over Candidate Quality and Policy Issues.

The 'Know Your Limit' Campaign Aims to Raise Awareness About the Dangers of Impaired Driving Through Interactive Demonstrations.

A Comparison of Two Prominent Southern California Destinations Reveals Differing Appeals for Residents Seeking Dining, Entertainment, and Cultural Experiences.

A Temporary Federal Court Ruling Restricts the University of California From Punishing Members of an Education Advocacy Group for Using Names and Pronouns Not Aligning with an Individual's Gender Identity.

Challenger Steve Hilton Calls California's Department of Motor Vehicles 'a Monopoly That Treats Taxpayers with Contempt' and Outlines a Plan to Reduce Costs and Streamline Services.

Residents in Areas Deemed Low-Risk for Wildfires Are Increasingly Forced Into Costly, Unregulated Coverage or Partial Protection.

For Over a Decade, Michael Araujo's Enthusiastic Delivery Has Been a Familiar Sound for Angels Fans, Even as He Approaches a Significant Career Milestone.

A Former Board President Expresses Alarm Over the Financial Health of Local School Districts and Recounts a Contested Bid for Orange County Superintendent of Education.

California Community Colleges Will Gain New Authority to Offer Bachelor’s Degrees, Including Those Duplicating CSU and UC Programs, Under a Law Signed by the Governor Effective 2028.

The California Avocado Commission Advocates for a Tariff Rate Quota to Safeguard Local Growers From Foreign Oversupply and Cartel-Compromised Supply Chains.

New State Laws and Expanded Definitions Are Restricting Access for Orange County Residents, Affecting Both Local Stores and Online Purchases.

The California Labor Commissioner’s Office Announced the State's Impending Wage Increase to $17.40 Per Hour, Drawing Criticism That It Will Fuel Inflation, Burden Small Businesses, and Accelerate Job Automation.

Huntington Beach, Pacifica, Rancho Alamitos, and Orange High Schools All Secured Victories to Remain Perfect Through Week Four.