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  • Police recruits pay tribute to Newport officer killed 22 years ago

    Police recruits pay tribute to Newport officer killed 22 years ago

    A symphony of police sirens welcomed Class 223 back to the Orange County Sheriff's Regional Training Academy on Wednesday morning after a brisk 3-mile run near the former Marine base hangars in Tustin. Cars slowed along Tustin Ranch Road as dozens of police recruits ran in perfect formation on...

  • Developer withdraws proposal to replace Costa Mesa commercial center with multi-story housing

    Developer withdraws proposal to replace Costa Mesa commercial center with multi-story housing

    The developer of a controversial project to replace a College Park commercial center with a multi-story housing development withdrew his application ahead of Tuesday night’s Costa Mesa City Council meeting, sparking a smattering of applause from project opponents. Council members had been scheduled...

  • Newport gets sole say over many project permits in coastal zone

    Processing development permits in much of Newport Beach is about to get easier. Beginning Jan. 30, under a decision Friday by the California Coastal Commission, Newport Beach City Hall, not the commission, will be giving the final OK for a variety of projects in Newport's coastal zone, an area...

  • Laguna plots strategy to put utility lines underground on major evacuation routes

    Laguna plots strategy to put utility lines underground on major evacuation routes

    The Laguna Beach City Council took a crucial step Tuesday toward removing all the utility poles and undergrounding the wires along Laguna Canyon Road and in other key parts of the city. The council unanimously agreed to several recommendations that, in essence, form a game plan for removing overhead...

  • Segerstrom shows pay tribute to legendary Broadway composer Jerry Herman

    Segerstrom shows pay tribute to legendary Broadway composer Jerry Herman

    "Before the Parade Passes By," "It's Today," "If He Walked Into My Life." They're all show tunes by Broadway composer Jerry Herman that stage and film personalities have belted out for more than five decades. For three nights, theater lovers can celebrate the Tony Award-winning composer of words...

  • Rehab work OKd on Edinger and Warner avenues in Huntington Beach

    Huntington Beach can move forward with a plan to rehabilitate two major streets after the City Council decided Tuesday on the company to head the project. The council voted unanimously — Mayor Barbara Delgleize was absent — to contract with R.J. Noble Co. to head the Edinger and Warner avenues...

  • Mobile recreation program for kids, scrapped in '09, might bounce back in Costa Mesa

    Mobile recreation program for kids, scrapped in '09, might bounce back in Costa Mesa

    After years in hiatus, Costa Mesa's mobile recreation program could get rolling again soon. On a 4-1 vote Tuesday, the City Council directed staff to prepare plans and a budget to restart the program, which the city scrapped amid a budget crunch in 2009. The program, previously operated out of...

  • All-Area Girls’ Cross-Country Team

    All-Area Girls’ Cross-Country Team

    Sasha Codiga, Sophomore, Flintridge PrepIt was a coming out party for Codiga, who finished second (17:35.3) in the sophomore race at the 32nd annual Rosemead Invitational, fifth (18:49) at the Mt. SAC Invitational Division V Team Sweepstakes and sixth (18:51.8) in the Division V race at the 43rd...

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  • Laguna parents file hate-crime complaint

    Laguna parents file hate-crime complaint

    They say a message was being sent to their adopted son, who is black, with a tossed watermelon that splattered on the driveway of the family home.

  • Chase through Newport Beach ends on 405 Freeway

    A driver suspected of crashing into a bicyclist and fleeing the scene in Newport Beach led officers on a brief pursuit Sunday evening, according to authorities. Newport Beach police received a report around 5:30 p.m. of a hit-and-run collision involving a vehicle and a bicyclist near Seashore Drive...

  • Rohrabacher's ex-treasurer pleads guilty to embezzling from campaign fund

    Rohrabacher's ex-treasurer pleads guilty to embezzling from campaign fund

    A former volunteer campaign treasurer for Rep. Dana Rohrabacher pleaded guilty Tuesday to two dozen felony counts in connection with the embezzlement of more than $300,000 from the congressman's reelection committee. Jack Wenpo Wu, 46, of Newport Beach pleaded guilty to three felony counts of grand...

  • It's all about S'mores and sales tips as Girl Scouts get ready for the 100th cookie season

    It's all about S'mores and sales tips as Girl Scouts get ready for the 100th cookie season

    It was an afternoon of debuts at a Girl Scouts rally Sunday at the Bren Events Center at UC Irvine, where more than 1,000 girls were introduced to the famed organization's new S'mores Cookie and new national anthem. The graham cracker cookie with cream icing inside and chocolate coating outside...

  • Fountain Valley man, 65, dies after being found in surf at Bolsa Chica State Beach

    A surfer who died after lifeguards pulled him from the water at Bolsa Chica State Beach on Saturday morning has been identified as a 65-year-old Fountain Valley man. Orange County coroner's officials identified him as Steven Cameron. Lifeguards found Cameron unresponsive in the ocean near lifeguard...

  • Do you know this man? Police seek public's help to ID suspect in theft case at Fry's in Fountain Valley

    Do you know this man? Police seek public's help to ID suspect in theft case at Fry's in Fountain Valley

    Police are seeking the public's help in identifying a man suspected of stealing wireless headphones and a drone from Fry's Electronics in Fountain Valley. Police said the man parked a Dodge Caliber near the emergency exit behind the Fry's store at 10800 Kalama River Ave. on Jan. 5, entered the...

  • 3 arrested after meth, stolen mail and instructions for ID theft are found in car, police say

    Three people were arrested Sunday in a car containing stolen mail, drugs and instructions on how to commit identity theft, Costa Mesa police said. Police responded around 4 p.m. to the 1000 block of Begonia Avenue after receiving a report of people looking through mailboxes, Sgt. Bang Le said. ...

  • Train show chugs into Costa Mesa

    Train show chugs into Costa Mesa

    It's all aboard the Great Train Show at the OC Fair & Event Center in Costa Mesa, which will wrap up the two-day expo on Sunday. The coast-to-coast model train show, with hundreds of tables covered in trains and accessories for sale, is designed for modelers, hobbyists and anyone else who's intrigued...

  • Newport council holds goal-setting session

    The special meeting addresses such issues as the city's unfunded pension liabilities and achieving improved traffic flow.

  • Virgen's View: Costa Mesa welcomes L.A. Chargers

    Virgen's View: Costa Mesa welcomes L.A. Chargers

    The San Diego Chargers' transformation into the Los Angeles Chargers has been a public relations mess and not well received in Los Angeles. But the story is very different in Costa Mesa. When the Chargers announced their move to L.A. this week, Bill Plaschke of The Times immediately penned a column...

  • Santa Ana officer uses tourniquet to help save motorcyclist with partially severed leg

    Santa Ana officer uses tourniquet to help save motorcyclist with partially severed leg

    A motorcyclist whose leg was partially severed in a crash Friday is recovering at an Orange County hospital thanks to a Santa Ana police officer who used a tourniquet to help save the man’s life. An SUV made a left turn in front of the motorcyclist, which sent him flying into a street curb, severely injuring...

  • Esperanza fans sing, dance and get sweaty

    Esperanza fans sing, dance and get sweaty

    Watching the Esperanza basketball student section sing, dance and try out their karaoke talents makes people want to return to high school. Some of the students were working so hard that they should have received P.E. credit for their cheering on Friday night against Villa Park. Their enthusiasm...

  • Flower Festival is abloom with Vietnamese culture

    Flower Festival is abloom with Vietnamese culture

    They call it Little Saigon because it's a small re-creation of the real thing. And perhaps nowhere is there more concentration of Vietnamese culture than the Asian Garden Mall in Westminster, which is celebrating the Flower Festival until Jan. 26 in the run-up to Tet. The festivities are one reason...

  • Around Town: Twins mark a milestone at Laguna Hills hospital

    Saddleback Memorial Medical Center in Laguna Hills celebrated the 75,000th delivery at its Women's Hospital last weekend with the birth of twins born to first-time parents, according to a news release. Nadine Motaweh, 32, and her husband of three years, Khalid Elbayoumy, 39, of Orange welcomed...

  • Costa Mesa council to weigh proposed housing development

    Costa Mesa council to weigh proposed housing development

    The Costa Mesa City Council is scheduled to review a revised version of a controversial plan to replace a College Park commercial center with a multi-story housing development. Even if council members were to approve the project proposed for 440 Fair Drive during their meeting Tuesday, local voters...

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