San Clemente allows federal agents to install cameras overlooking the coastline, Irvine cancels its Fourth of July celebration ahead of USA’s 250th birthday – these are some of OC’s biggest headlines.
City leaders back away from restrictions on the Cars and Coffee event after an outpouring of positive public support.
The district will host a ribbon cutting ceremony this weekend for their first bookmobile offering mobile library services.
Border Patrol cameras are expected to watch San Clemente’s shoreline in an effort to crack down on panga boat landings after ...
Huntington Beach residents across political lines united to defeat city council efforts to restrict library books and ...
Longtime Treasurer and Tax Collector Shari Freidenrich moved to fire her top deputy as she geared up to run for her seat.
A screening of “Arthur” at the Costa Mesa Donald Dungan Library and access to the Saddleback Wilderness are among many free events offered through public libraries, OC Parks and museums this weekend.
Residents and students across OC walked out in protest of ICE raids on the first anniversary of President Donald Trump’s ...
Irvine city staff members say there isn’t enough time to secure the vendors needed to host the celebration in the Great Park.
Voice of OC publisher and editor in chief, Norberto Santana, Jr., joined authors Rosanna Xia and Margaret Garcia at the ...
City officials and law enforcement continue to ignore questions about their response to the summer ICE protests.
San Clemente city leaders tonight are holding a pivotal hearing on the future of the show, after council members heard neighborhood complaints in late October.
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