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As the Primary Election Progresses, Xavier Becerra Faces Questions Over a Federal Corruption Scandal Involving Former Aides and His Past Administrative Decisions.

Tom Steyer's Policy Proposals for California Raise Questions Regarding Energy Costs, Criminal Justice, and the Business Environment.

A 22-Year-Old Lake Forest Man Faces Charges of Gross Vehicular Manslaughter While Intoxicated Following an Incident on El Toro Road.

An Advocacy Group Highlights the Impact of Rising Medical Expenses on Military Families and Proposes Federal Legislative Solutions for Increased Transparency.

Voters Will Consider Candidates for Multiple Local and Statewide Offices Amidst Various Campaign Developments and Allegations.

Orange County Chief Deputy Probation Officer Jessica Johnson Discusses the Department's Approach to Youth Support, Emphasizing Education and Individualized Services.

Craig P Alexander Released His "Craig's Pics" Voter Recommendations on October 10, 2022, Ahead of the November 8, 2022 General Election.

This Treatment Uses Sound and Pressure Waves to Stimulate Natural Healing Processes for Various Musculoskeletal Conditions in Orange County.

The Investment Aims to Broaden Academic, Mental Health, and Community Resources Available to Students and Families Across Orange County.

Former Participants in the OC Pathways Student Ambassador Network Share Their College and Career Experiences with Incoming Orange County Students.

Religious Institutions in Westminster, Santa Ana, and Garden Grove Have Prominently Featured Candidate Advertisements, Prompting Discussion About Established Nonpartisan Guidelines.

A New Project Labor Agreement Passed by the Irvine City Council Has Sparked Discussion Over Its Negotiation Process and Potential Financial Impact on Residents.

As U.s. Consumer Spending on Online Entertainment Rises, Orange County Residents Increasingly Integrate Digital Options Into Their Leisure Activities.

California Parents for Public Virtual Education Highlights the Importance of Internet Access and School Lunch Programs for Online Learners.

The John W. Gardner Center Recognized the School's Alternative Education Model, Highlighting Civic Engagement and Real-World Learning Opportunities.

Flavio Isaias Davalos Faces Manslaughter and DUI Charges Following an Incident on Beach Boulevard.

Democratic Gubernatorial Candidate Xavier Becerra Stands Firm Against Prop. 40, a Proposed One-Time 5% Wealth Tax on California Billionaires, with a Campaign Coalition Citing Budget and Economic Concerns.

The Tustin Shelter Is Offering Reduced or Waived Adoption Fees for Dogs and Cats This Month, Encouraging Orange County Residents to Provide Homes for Pets.

A Recent Court Ruling Supported Irvine Unified School District's Assessment of Charter School Enrollment Projections, as the District Simultaneously Challenged Another Charter's Appeal.

Legislators Have Returned to Sacramento to Address a Range of Pending Education Proposals, Including Those Affecting School Finance and Early Math Screening.

The 2026 July 4th Celebration Recognized a Float and March Focused on a 'No Kings' Theme, Commemorating the Nation's 250th Anniversary.

Emergency Crews Responded Tuesday Morning After a Car Left a Dock Near the Bay Club Condominiums in Huntington Beach.

The One-Day Conference in Costa Mesa Will Address Artificial Intelligence's Role in Classrooms, Workforce Readiness, and Ethical Implementation.

Jess Kelly, 37 Weeks Pregnant, Sought Emergency Care After Her Apple Watch Signaled a Dangerously High Heart Rate.

A Riverside County Ranch’s Food Operation Has Been Suspended Following Allegations of Inhumane Animal Slaughter and Unpermitted Meat Sales, Triggering a Federal Investigation and a Cease-And-Desist Order.