Orange Journey — Local News

Hurricane Marie, While Remaining Offshore, Is Expected to Bring Significant Swells, Rip Currents, and Some Rain to Southern California's Beaches Through Early Next Week.

The Mandated Increase to $17.40 Per Hour, Set for January 1, 2027, Is Anticipated to Worsen Inflation and Accelerate Job Automation, According to Critics.

Five Individuals Arrested and Over $4.3 Million in Suspected Stolen Parts Recovered Following a Three-Month Investigation Spanning Orange and Los Angeles Counties.

The Orange County Transportation Authority Is Urging Parents and Guardians to Transition to a New Card-Based System for the Youth Ride Free Program by September 30.

Forecasters Predict Strong Swells, Dangerous Currents, and Potential Coastal Flooding as Hurricane Marie Influences Distant Ocean Conditions.

The Local Chorus, Which Started with 13 Singers, Has Grown Into a Community of Over 100 Voices, Offering Connection and Visibility While Announcing an Ambitious Anniversary Season and New Ensembles.

The La-Based Program Aims to Integrate Structured Care with Personalized Elements Like Chef-Prepared Meals and Pet-Friendly Accommodations.

The California Avocado Commission Warns of an Unlevel Playing Field and Risks to Domestic Agriculture, Calling for Tariffs on Mexican Imports During Peak Harvest Season.

The Orange County Department of Education Aligns Its Efforts Around Two Distinct Pillars: Educational Excellence and Operational Excellence.

The "Know Your Limit" Campaign Will Educate Attendees on Safe Alcohol Consumption and the Serious Consequences of Impaired Driving.

A Recent Survey, Reportedly From the Anaheim Police Association, Explored Potential Campaign Messages for Incumbent Councilwoman Natalie Rubalcava and Challenger Elia Renteria.

The Initiative Invites Students in Grades Three Through 12 to Use the Digital Platform to Explore Local Issues and Design Practical Solutions for Their Neighborhoods.

A Recent Article Connected a Beloved Entertainer's Public Persona to Historical Immigration Themes and Spotlighted an Anaheim Activist's Work.

New Statewide Statutes, Including 21 Additional Bills Signed by Governor Newsom, Are Set to Impact Local Schools, Businesses, and Daily Commutes Across Orange County.

New State Legislation and Enforcement Measures Further Limit the Sale and Availability of Most Flavored Tobacco and Nicotine Products Across Orange County and the State.

Legislation Authored by Senator Catherine Blakespear Aims to End Broad Industrial Exemptions Following a Significant Chemical Incident That Prompted Mass Evacuations in Orange County.

Community Members and Business Owners Express Fury Over a Proposed Adult Reentry Center on Hesperian Way, While County Records Indicate Supervisor Vicente Sarmiento Repeatedly Voted on Its Funding Framework.

The Move Seeks to Align Orange County with Neighboring Areas on Food Safety, Addressing Public Health Concerns and Past Legislative Obstacles.

As Ballots Are Mailed for the June 2 Primary Election, Voters Face Choices Across County and State Offices, with Several Incumbents Drawing Scrutiny.

The Decision to Halt Routine Spraying in San Juan and Trabuco Creeks Has Intensified a Debate Between Supervisors Don Wagner and Katrina Foley Over Policy Ownership and Transparency.

Residents Increasingly Choose In-Home Experiences, Mirroring a National Trend and Influencing Local Businesses and Cultural Engagement.

While Both Cities Draw From the Region's Vast Population Base, They Present Notably Different Options for an Evening Out.

A Recent Formal Apology for a 1906 Tragedy Prompts a Discussion on the Financial Impact of Prior Council Decisions, Including the Rejection of a Major Retail Hub.

The California Labor Commissioner’s Announcement of a $17.40 Minimum Wage by 2027 Is Sparking Debate Over Its Potential to Fuel Inflation and Eliminate Entry-Level Positions.

The Local Chorus Celebrates a Quarter-Century of Performances and Community Building, Introducing New Initiatives for Singers Across the Region.