Orange Journey — Local News

The Veteran Finnish Forward Takes on the Top Leadership Role as the Ducks Prepare for a Season of High Expectations Following a Strong Playoff Run.

The Orange County Department of Education Invites the Local Counseling Community to Shape Its Annual Event Focused on Student Support and Professional Recognition.

Local Pump Prices Have Risen for 37 Consecutive Days, Climbing Over a Dollar and a Half Since February.

Pacific Hurricanes Polo and Odalys Are Forecast to Bring Rough Seas and Higher Water Levels to Southern California Beaches Early Next Week, Prompting Local Readiness Efforts.

The UC Irvine Law Professor, Who Previously Represented Orange County, Will Join the State Body Responsible for Guiding 116 Colleges, Pending State Senate Confirmation.

Concerns Are Mounting Over Accountability for High School Coaches and Districts Following an Incident Involving an Inglewood Football Coach with a History of Rules Violations.

The Collaborative Effort Aims to Prepare for El Niño and Assess the Practicality of Manual Vegetation Removal for Future Waterway Maintenance.

City Staff Reports Difficulties in Securing Adequate Bids and Professional Services for Construction Projects Operating Under the Community Workforce Agreement.

While Hurricane Polo Is Not Expected to Make Landfall, South Swells Could Bring Significant Impacts to Southern California's Coastline Early Next Week, According to Forecasters.

A Beloved Administrator's Sudden Death Was Followed by Significant Leadership Shifts Within the Placentia-Yorba Linda Unified School District, Sparking Legal Challenges and Questions Over Board Oversight and the Use of Public Funds.

Five Local High Schoolers Received a National Award for Their Documentary Film Exploring the Life and Artwork of Japanese American Artist Miné Okubo.

Forecasters Warn of Elevated Surf and Coastal Flood Risks Next Week, Following a Summer of Erosion From Southern Swells.

GKN Spokesman Steve Carlin Provided Updates on the Promised Compensation Program, Community Town Hall, and Facility Reopening, but Concrete Timelines Remain Elusive for Affected Garden Grove Residents and Businesses.

Historic Nesting Events by Olive Ridley Sea Turtles in Seal Beach and Huntington Beach Prompt Wildlife Protection Efforts and Raise Questions About Changing Ocean Conditions.

Tara Shor, Founder of Shorrbeauty, Details Her Approach to Specialized Treatments and Client Education in Orange County.

As a Significantly Strong El Niño Climate Pattern Approaches, Residents and Business Owners Are Encouraged to Take Proactive Measures to Mitigate Potential Risks This Winter.

The New Statute Requires Immediate Care for Vulnerable Children and Introduces Felony Penalties for Social Workers Who Knowingly Falsify Case Documents, Addressing Long-Standing Systemic Failures.

Governor Gavin Newsom Has Signed a Package of Bills Requiring Detailed Resource Reporting and Infrastructure Payments From Data Center Developers, a Move Analysts Say Could Slow Investment and Redirect Projects to Neighboring States.

Federal Authorities Confirm First-Ever Recorded Natural Nesting for Sea Turtles on U.s. West Coast, with Sites Now Monitored in Surfside, Seal Beach, and Huntington Beach.

Six Three-Dimensional Art Installations at Baggage Claim Carousels Highlight the County's Diverse Natural Spaces, Historic Sites, and Recreational Opportunities.

Sections of Seal Beach and Huntington Beach Are Fenced Off After an Olive Ridley Turtle, a Species Never Before Documented to Nest in the U.s., Laid Eggs.

A Collaborative Countywide Effort Aims to Equip Students and Families with Essential Knowledge Regarding E-Bike Regulations, Device Differences, and Safe Riding Practices.

Advocates Urge the Board of Supervisors to Implement a Visible Letter Grade System for Food Establishments, Citing Public Safety and Alignment with Surrounding Counties.

The Plan for 2,300 New Residences, Including Designated Affordable Units, Moves Forward at the Fairview Developmental Center Site While Addressing State Housing Requirements.

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.