Orange Journey — Local News

A Washington State Man Faces Charges After Allegedly Taking an Aircraft Tug, Crashing It, and Attempting to Steal a Second Vehicle at the Orange County Airport.

A State Study Is Expected to Examine the Complex, Expensive, and Long-Term Prospect of Moving the Critical San Clemente Rail Line Inland as Coastal Erosion and Storm Impacts Continue.

Six Orange County School Districts Will Receive up to $525,000 Each to Develop and Implement New Educational Approaches Aimed at Improving Student Outcomes.

Area Motorists Are Seeing a Consistent Drop in Fuel Costs After a Long Period of Increases, with State-Level Policy Changes Cited as a Key Factor.

Teams Across West Orange County Are Set for a Slate of Significant Gridiron Matchups This Week, with Several Key League Games on the Schedule.

Advocates Call for a Transparent A, B, C Rating System, Citing Surrounding Counties' Success and Historical Issues with Transparency.

The Magic Kingdom Implements One of Its Smallest Overall Increases in Recent History, While a New Coaster at Universal Studios Hollywood Draws Complaints From Toluca Lake Residents.

Nearly Six Years After the Devastating Bond Fire, the Orange County Department of Education Commenced Construction on a New Environmental Learning Center to Return 'Inside the Outdoors' to Its Historic Home.

The Move Transfers Operational Responsibility for Both the Orange and the New $118 Million Irvine Facilities to the Orange County Health Care Agency.

Dangerous Temperatures Are Expected to Remain Widespread Across Coastal and Inland Areas, with Highs Significantly Above Normal for This Time of Year.

The Irvine-Based Robotics Company, Founded in 2023, Is Reportedly Raising $700 Million at a $10 Billion Valuation, Significantly Increasing Its Market Value.

A Recent Survey Reveals Increased Optimism Among Executives Regarding the Regional Economy, but Persistent Inflation and Rising Fuel Costs Continue to Shape Business Decisions.

Federal Prosecutors Allege Wanying 'Heather' Zhang Spied on the Son of Taiwan's President on U.s. Soil, Raising National Security Concerns.

The Dental Products Company's Departure From Brea Is Prompted by the Planned Demolition and Redevelopment of Its Current Facility, Marking a Shift in Orange County's Office Market.

The Recent Weeks Have Brought a Blend of Cultural Openings, Medical Advancements From a Local Company, and Notable Culinary Expansions to the County.

A Meticulously Planned Marriage Proposal at Crescent Bay Point Park Was Interrupted by a Woman’s Hateful Remarks and Claims of Permit Violations, Leading to a Viral Video and Official City Statements.

Despite Intentions to Stabilize Housing Costs, Current Market Data Indicates the Ordinance May Be Contributing to Increased Prices for Many Residents While Creating Supply-Side Pressures.

The Los Angeles Orbit Aims to Build a Successful Professional League by Tapping Into Southern California's Deep Pool of Players and Fans, Including Those From Orange County.

With Hard Water, Aging Pipes, and Tree Root Intrusions Common, Local Homeowners Weigh Service Options and Associated Costs for Critical Repairs.

California's Chief Probation Officers Warn That Recent Legislative Actions Will Hinder Efforts to Supervise and Rehabilitate Serious Youthful Offenders as Juvenile Violent Crime Rates Reportedly Surge.

The Regional Commuter Rail Network Implements Its First Price Increase in 13 Years, with Commuters Expressing Frustration Over Added Costs and Minimal Advance Notice.

Bright Paths Recovery Aims to Enhance Engagement in Treatment by Integrating Everyday Comforts and Routines with Structured Clinical Care.

A Legal Claim Filed by a Former Staffer Alleges Mayor Ashleigh Aitken Used Discriminatory Language and Engaged in a Pattern of Harassment, Leading to a City Investigation.

New Laws Mandate Detailed Reporting and Infrastructure Payments From Developers, as Concerns Grow Over Investment Shifts to Neighboring States.

The California Labor Commissioner's Office Announced the Increase to $17.40 Per Hour by 2027, with Critics Arguing the Mandate Could Fuel Inflation and Accelerate Job Automation.