Orange Journey — Local News

A Los Angeles-Based Luxury Addiction Treatment Center Rethinks Traditional Approaches by Incorporating Elements Like Private Chefs and Pet-Friendly Accommodations Into Its Structured Clinical Care.

The California Avocado Commission Advocates for a New Import Policy to Protect Local Farms Facing Pressures From Mexican Imports and Organized Crime.

The Orange County Sheriff’s Department Highlights Critical Safety Measures During Child Passenger Safety Week, as a New State Law Approaches in 2027.

A Substantial State Investment in Outreach Encourages Workers to Report Violations, Underscoring New Compliance Challenges for Local Businesses.

The State's Plan to Increase the Hourly Minimum by 2027 Is Drawing Criticism for Its Potential Impact on Inflation, Small Businesses, and Entry-Level Employment Across the Region.

New State Regulations, Effective January 2025, Expand the Definition of 'Flavored' Products and Prohibit Online Sales Into Orange County.

An Accountant Known for Community Accountability and Financial Scrutiny Seeks to Bring Her Experience to Placentia City Hall.

Five Individuals Were Arrested, and Over $4.3 Million in Suspected Stolen Catalytic Converters Were Recovered Following a Three-Month Multi-Agency Investigation Spanning Orange and Los Angeles Counties.

State and Local Agencies Mobilize to Capture Stormwater and Replenish Groundwater Supplies as Strong El Niño Increases Odds of Significant Rainfall.

The District-Wide Effort Aims to Strengthen Connections and Ensure Every Student Feels Valued and Included at School.

Menalive Marks a Quarter-Century of Providing Connection and a Sense of Belonging to Its Members and Audiences Across the Region.

Coastal Erosion, Exacerbated by Predicted Strong El Niño Conditions, Poses a Significant Threat to the Pacific Surfliner, Leading to Frequent Closures and Jeopardizing a Vital Transportation Link.

A Recent City Council Meeting Saw Demands for Mayor Ashleigh Aitken's Resignation Following Allegations of Inappropriate Comments, Drawing Comparisons to Anaheim's Past Instances of Racial Discrimination.

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.