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The Acclaimed Broadway Production of S. E. Hinton’s Classic Coming-Of-Age Story Opens for a Limited Engagement at Segerstrom Center for the Arts.

A New State-Commissioned Report Outlines Significant Challenges for Orange County and the Wider Region, From Receding Coastlines to Increased Wildfire Risk and Water Scarcity.

A Social Media Post on October 18, 2026, Detailed an Incident Involving Injuries to a U.s. Citizen and Questionable Vehicle Conduct by Agents During a Recent ICE Operation.

The Popular Small-Batch Ice Cream Company, Known for Its In-House Creations and Diverse Flavors, Has Filed Plans for a New Orange County Shop.

The California School Boards Association Recognized the Orange County Department of Education for Its Collaborative Wellspace Program, Supporting Nearly 90,000 Students Across the County.

The Trailblazing Group, Featuring Members From Iconic Bands, Will Headline the House of Blues with an Array of Special Guests in Early 2027.

Dr. Ed Kim, with City of Hope, Has Built a National Network to Bring Cutting-Edge Treatments to More Patients Across the Country.

San Clemente Faces Extensive Coastal Erosion, Recent Wildfire Damage, and the Prospect of New Mudslide Risks, Prompting Community Discussions on Long-Term Funding and Preparedness.

A New Five-Year Agreement Through 2030 Deepens the Longstanding Partnership and Ensures Annual Spring Engagements for Southern California Audiences.

City Officials Have Approved an Emergency Declaration and a Significant Sand Replenishment Project in Preparation for Exceptionally High Tides Expected Later This Month.

Irvine-Based Commercial Bank of California Is Collaborating with California State University, Fullerton to Leverage Student Expertise in Artificial Intelligence for Operational Improvements.

Charlene Reynolds Shares Her Personal and Professional Journey, Emphasizing Adaptation, Community Impact, and the Business of Airport Operations.

The Cult-Classic Comedy, a Sensational Tale From Tabloid Pages, Offers a Unique and Captivating Experience for Local Audiences Through October 25.

The Private Liberal Arts College Will Cover Full Tuition for Students From Families Earning up to $200,000 Annually, More Than Doubling Its Previous Income Threshold.

Katelyn Brazer Aceves, President of the Santa Ana Unified School District Board, Campaigns for a New Term as the District Faces Declining Enrollment, Budget Cuts, and Questions About Student Performance and Property Taxes.

The Orange County Chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America's New Voter Guide Highlights the Organization's Growing Role in Local Politics and Deepens Divides Within the Democratic Party on Key Policy Issues.

Voters in Parts of Santa Ana, Anaheim, and Orange Face a Choice Between Two Democrats with Distinct Approaches to Public Safety, Housing, and Economic Policy.

Firefighters Continue to Secure Burn Areas in San Clemente and San Juan Capistrano After the Blaze Damaged Homes and Displaced Thousands of Residents.

Voters Face a Choice Between Candidates Backed by Different Coalitions, Despite Shared Goals on Housing Affordability and Quality of Life.

Improving Weather Conditions Allowed Thousands of Residents to Return Home Saturday as Firefighters Gained Ground on the Norte Fire in San Clemente and San Juan Capistrano.

Incumbent Ben Vazquez and Challenger Selica Diaz Present Distinct Approaches to Critical Issues Including Neighborhood Safety, Homelessness, and Housing Affordability.

Residents Across the Region Are Preparing for Numerous Gatherings, with Specific Times and Locations Announced for Area Cities.

A Wildfire Impacting San Clemente and San Juan Capistrano Damaged Six Homes, Led to Thousands of Evacuations, and Remains 5% Contained as Fire Crews Continue Their Efforts.

Several Orange County High School Football Teams Posted Significant Victories, with Some Locking up Postseason Spots and Maintaining Perfect League Records.

A Rapidly Spreading Wildfire in San Clemente and San Juan Capistrano Has Destroyed or Damaged Multiple Properties and Led to Thousands of Residents Being Ordered to Evacuate.

A Local Woman Who Registered Her Dog to Vote Avoided Felony Convictions After a Plea Agreement with Orange County Prosecutors Required Her to Fund Public Warnings About Election Integrity.

Greg Macgillivray Discusses the Cult Status of 'Big Wednesday' Ahead of a Special Screening and Panel at the Annual Coast Film & Music Festival.

Orange County District Attorney Todd Spitzer and County Superintendent Dr. Stefan Bean Discussed Critical Issues From E-Bike Safety to Gang Prevention on a Recent Podcast Episode.

Officials Issued a Water Closure for a Two-Mile Stretch of Coastline After a Foilboard Surfer Reported an “aggressive” 10- to 12-Foot Shark Near a Popular Surfing Spot.

Two Additional Anaheim Hotels Are Now Served by a Paid Shuttle Network, Providing an Alternative to Walking but Introducing New Daily Expenses for Families.

The Agreement Includes a $100 Million Claims Program for Affected Residents and Businesses, Civil Penalties, and a Multi-Year Safety Monitoring Program.

City Officials Confirm Seven Homes Red-Tagged and Two Demolished in the Capistrano Bay District Amidst Relentless Wave Activity.

The Agreement, Announced by the Orange County District Attorney's Office, Includes Funds for Residents, Businesses, Public Agency Reimbursement, and a Robust Safety Plan Following the Widespread Memorial Day Weekend Incident.

The Orange County-Based Firm Is Investing Billions in New Facilities for Critical Military Components and Expanding Command-And-Control Systems, as Co-Founder Palmer Luckey Joins a Defense Strategy Panel.

A Significant Crack in a Coastal Bluff Has Led to the Precautionary Closure of a Southbound Lane on Pacific Coast Highway, Impacting Local Commuters.

New Laws Address Artificial Intelligence, Student Data, Staffing, and Parent Engagement, with Many Set to Begin January 1.

Anaheim Police and Orange County Sheriff’s Department Bomb Squad Responded to the Scene Monday Night After Park Security Discovered Two Bags Believed to Be Intentionally Left to Appear Dangerous.

Recent Incidents at Los Alamitos Race Course and Santa Anita Park Include Both Racing Injuries and Sudden Deaths, Drawing Scrutiny From an Advocacy Group.

Recent Events Across the County Honored Business Achievements, Recognized Significant Community Contributions, and Remembered a Respected Local Founder.

More Than 465 Unionized County Employees Began a Strike Tuesday, Potentially Delaying Essential Public Services for Residents as Contract Negotiations Remain Stalled.

Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa Is Constructing a New Two-Story Lounge to Accommodate Growing Interest in Its Club-Level Amenities, Alongside Ongoing Property Renovations.

The Transportation Technology Firm Is Establishing a New Executive Office and an Expanded Facility for Manufacturing and Product Development, Signaling Its Continued Commitment to Regional Growth.

Following Tropical Storm Rachel, City Officials Have Reopened Major Coastal Access Points While Continuing Efforts to Mitigate Lingering Flood Threats and Protect Properties.

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.