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Republican Rep. Young Kim is cosponsoring a bill that would designate a unique ZIP code to the unincorporated community of North Tustin, a move that would clear it from Santa Ana’s sales tax rate.
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Irvine Fine Arts Center presents two new exhibitions with artworks inspired by transformation and new realities.
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A controversial vote by conservative trustees to require a supermajority to terminate Supt. Alex Cherniss fueled a tense school board meeting.
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Christmas shows from the Jazz at the Lincoln Center Orchestra, King’s Singers and a special showing of “The Nutcracker” are headed to Irvine.
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Originally from the state of Zacatecas in Mexico, Burritos La Palma is now open in Costa Mesa, serving award-winning menu options.
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Creep it Real Festive returns to the Heritage Museum of Orange County with more creepy Christmas fun in store.
An after-hours game night at Bowers Museum in Santa Ana brings in fans of fantasy to coincide with its “Fantasy: Realms of Imagination” exhibit.
The Shea Center is home to 28 horses that are used in a number of specialized programs at the facility.
Measure BB, if passed, would raise San Clemente’s sales tax by half a percent in order to fund coastal restoration projects, including sand replenishment. Early vote tallies show the initiative falling shy of the required 67% needed to pass.
Disney spends big in Anaheim council elections, again, with three of its preferred candidates leading the races.
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At the cost of $1 million, Irvine City Council members backtracked from a property sale that could have been converted into the city’s first homeless shelter of any kind.
A group exhibition at the Orange County Center for Contemporary Art brings together diverse views of ancestral heritage and the passage of time.
Event leaders hope to help foster a community-led movement for local sourcing of organic food for K-12 school cafeterias.
