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News Summary Former NFL punter Chris Kluwe is set to run for the 72nd Assembly District seat in California, following his recent arrest during a
News Summary Kwong “Tony” Chun Sit, a dog trainer in Irvine, and girlfriend Tingfeng Liu were arrested on charges of animal cruelty and destruction of
News Summary A rally in Costa Mesa witnessed around thirty individuals demanding the California Interscholastic Federation to ban transgender females from competing in girls’ sports.
News Summary Tensions rose during the ‘No Kings’ rally in Huntington Beach as protesters gathered to oppose Trump administration policies. A 25-year-old felon, Eduardo Pineda,
News Summary Huntington Beach residents have voted overwhelmingly in favor of two measures that will reshape the management of their public libraries. Measure A, which
News Summary The Irvine City Council has enacted a new ordinance aimed at regulating warehouse development amid rising concerns about its effect on housing and
News Summary South Coast Repertory faced a $20,000 funding loss from the NEA on opening day of ‘The Staircase’ due to a shift in grant
News Summary A federal judge has ordered the forfeiture of $2.4 million linked to former Orange County Supervisor Andrew Do’s corruption scheme involving misappropriated pandemic
News Summary The Costa Mesa City Council has approved tentative agreements with four unions, resulting in $3.5 million in salary and benefits increases amid rising
News Summary Over 2,000 residents gathered in Laguna Beach for the ‘No Kings’ protest, opposing recent federal immigration policies amid fears in the immigrant community.
