Orange Journey — Local News

A Recent Study Indicates That a Significant Majority of Orange County Residents Do Not Feel Their Local Government Effectively Serves Their Interests.

Authorities Are Appealing to the Public for Assistance in Identifying and Locating Individuals Connected to a Recent Violent Robbery in the City.

Orange County Fire Authority Crews Responded to a Structure Fire in a South County Neighborhood, Battling Flames and Ensuring No Immediate Injuries Were Reported.

City Officials and Law Enforcement Are Responding to a Recent Surge in Public Disturbance and Property Damage, with Authorities Investigating the Role of Viral Social Media Posts in Attracting Large Crowds.

Local Governments and Water Districts in Orange County and the Inland Empire Are Expressing Reservations About Proposed Measures to Reduce Stormwater Pollution in the Santa Ana River Basin.

The New Ordinance Prohibits Using Public Spaces Along Newport Harbor for Sanitation, Aiming to Address Health Concerns and Enhance the Quality of Life for Residents and Visitors.

Police Are Reviewing Surveillance Video After a Significant Theft of Cash and Luxury Items From a Local Residence.

Elevated Bacterial Levels Have Prompted Officials to Recommend Avoiding Water Contact at Hilton Beach in Laguna Beach and Huntington City Beach.

The Medical Device Manufacturer Noted Strong Demand for Its Heart Valve Technology as Federal Health Officials Consider Broadening Coverage Criteria.

A Recent Incident Has Underscored the Inherent Dangers of Wildlife Encounters for Residents in the Costa Mesa Area.

Voters Reaffirm Support for Current Leadership in the 2026 County Sheriff's Race, Ensuring Continuity for Law Enforcement Services.

A Defendant Facing Allegations of Financial Misconduct in Newport Beach Has Had Their Bail Amount Adjusted by the Superior Court of Orange County.

A $5.5 Million Contribution From Greg Brockman and His Wife Completed a $10 Million Conservation Effort to Protect Land Vital for the Region's Bald Eagles.

An Estimated $8 Million Reduction in Mental Health Programs Is Anticipated Amid Ongoing Student Enrollment Declines.

An Investigation Is Underway After an Off-Duty Sheriff's Deputy Fatally Shot Another County Employee in Tustin, Authorities Confirm.

Local Property Management Firms Report a 3.8% Growth in Activity as the Orange County Real Estate Market Experiences a Period of Stability.

A Local Resident Is Actively Seeking His Car, Stolen Within the City, Highlighting Community Concerns About Property Crime.