Orange Journey — Local News

A 99% Leased Huntington Beach Shopping Center Changes Hands for Over $56 Million, While an Orange County-Affiliated Company Invests $74.7 Million in a Jurupa Valley Industrial Park.

The Decision on Oct. 13 Could Grant Development Rights to Eagle Four Partners for Multimillion-Dollar Homes at the Newport Beach Country Club.

The $115.3 Million Acquisition of Yamaha Motor Usa's Former Headquarters Will Provide Essential Operational Space for the Growing, Landlocked Theme Park.

The Local Team Scored Four Times in the Final Period to Secure Their Third Win of the Season.

A Delta Air Lines Passenger Was Arrested After Allegedly Stealing an Airport Vehicle and Crashing It on the Airfield, Leading to Temporary Flight Delays and Security Concerns.

Scott Becker Takes on a Deputy General Counsel Role at Collectors Holdings, Known for Authenticating Collectibles, as the Company Experiences Significant Growth.

The Orange County Sheriff’s Department Announces Focused Traffic Safety Operations and Issues Driving Tips Amidst National Pedestrian Fatality Concerns.

Newport Beach and Long Beach Experienced Significant Flooding on Friday as Strong Waves and High Tides Were Exacerbated by Tropical Storm Rachel Offshore.

Orange County's Top Employer Secures a Significant Industrial and Office Property as Yamaha Consolidates Its U.s. Operations in Georgia.

Incumbent Mayor Valerie Amezcua, Attorney Dan Shimell, and Commissioner Dwayne Shipp Present Distinct Platforms Focusing on Public Safety, Housing, and Community Engagement Ahead of the 2026 Election.

Newport Beach Shuttered Its Beaches and Piers as Coastal Flood Warnings Extended Across the Region, Impacting Residents and Infrastructure.

The Breakers Played From in Front for Much of the Game, but Key Plays in the Fourth Quarter Saw El Modena Secure a 21-14 Victory.

City Officials Have Closed Piers and Beaches and Are Distributing Sandbags as High Surf and Elevated Tides Threaten Homes and Businesses Across the Balboa Peninsula and Other Low-Lying Areas.

A Recent State Alcoholic Beverage Control Record Indicates Pending Licenses for Wholesale and Off-Premises Retail Operations in Orange County.

A Newly Released Video Highlights Concerns From Parents and Voters Regarding State Leadership and the Fairness of Gender Identity Policies in Youth Athletics.

The County's New Website Provides Critical Information and Resources for Residents and Businesses to Navigate Potentially Severe El Niño Weather Conditions, as Newport Beach Experiences Significant Coastal Inundation.

City Crews Are Working to Mitigate Widespread Inundation Affecting Streets and Properties, with a Coastal Flood Advisory Remaining in Effect for Orange County Beaches Until Tuesday.

City Projects Encounter Significant Budget Challenges and Reduced Contractor Participation Linked to the Five-Year Labor Agreement Initiated Under Mayor Connor Traut.

City Officials Cite Higher-Than-Normal Surf and Elevated Tides From Tropical Storm Rachel, Warning of Continued Flood Risks and Urging Residents to Take Precautions.

Advances in Technology and New Payment Options Are Making Procedures More Accessible, Influencing How Locals Approach Daily Living and Personal Wellness.

A Teacher From Loara Elementary School in Anaheim Has Earned One of the State's Highest Honors in Education, While a Dr. Peter Marshall Elementary Teacher Was Recognized as a State Finalist.

Forecasters Anticipate Cooler Temperatures, Significant Rainfall Potential, and Dangerous Beach Conditions for the Weekend and Early Next Week.

Seven Local Organizations Sought Dialogue Regarding Recent Allegations, but Mayor Aitken Declined a Meeting If Dr. Jose Moreno Was Present, Citing an 'Unsafe Environment.'

Alejandro Navarrete Mendoza, a 42-Year-Old Parolee, Faces Multiple Severe Charges Following His Arrest by Authorities Attempting to Cross the Border Last Week.

Councilmember Ben Vazquez Has Placed an Item on the Agenda to Recognize Roman Reyna, Despite Reyna's Past Election Fraud Conviction and Outstanding Financial Obligations to the City.