More Orange County news
By Nicole Santa Cruz, Los Angeles Times
Jeanette Lynn Hughes, 58, was convicted in 1985 of plotting with her lover to murder her husband, James Hughes, as he slept in their Huntington Beach home. She was sentenced to 26 years to life in prison.
By Joanna Clay, Los Angeles Times
The Laguna Beach City Council agrees to move forward with a controversial law that penalizes parents who allow minors to use alcohol and drugs in their homes.
By Rosanna Xia, Los Angeles Times
The corporal from Orange County died while guarding a new route under construction. Described as a quiet professional, he relished his role as a noncommissioned officer, commanders said.
By Rick Rojas, Los Angeles Times
Lawyers for Carona say the judge imposed a 66-month sentence using a practice that has been overruled by the Supreme Court.
By Jeff Gottlieb, Los Angeles Times
With a new majority taking over the council, officials want to examine how $200 million was spent developing only a portion of the former Marine base.
By Cindy Chang, Los Angeles Times
A report alleges inadequate medical care, recreation and nutrition at the Theo Lacy Facility in Orange. The Sheriff's Department disputes the allegation.
By Lauren Williams and Jill Cowan, Los Angeles Times
Riverside County private eye says he was hired to gather dirt on two Costa Mesa councilmen seeking re-election and sent a woman into a bar to flirt with one of them.
By Anh Do, Los Angeles Times
Since his election as Westminster's first Vietnamese American mayor, Tri Ta has watched his name rocket across the Internet, from Houston to Hanoi, his victory resonating far beyond city limits.
By Nicole Santa Cruz, Los Angeles Times
The church's founder is seeking to collect millions from the ministry he launched for the use of his and his family's creative works.
By Rick Rojas, Los Angeles Times
Anaheim is moving forward with a 3.2-mile trolley car system connecting the city's resorts, stadiums, convention center and regional transit center. But the mayor is concerned about cost.
By Ronald D. White, Los Angeles Times
Wills Wing, founded in the early 1970s when the sport was just taking off, is the world's biggest manufacturer of hang gliders. Its executives emphasize quality.
By Abby Sewell, Los Angeles Times
Vincent Thomas Mater, 42, receives three years' probation for destroying an audio recorder that captured his interactions with a drunk-driving suspect who later killed himself in the city jail.
By Meredith Blake, Los Angeles Times
Less than four months after an injury on a television location, the singer-actress heads to Orange County to begin a string of California performances.
By Stuart Pfeifer, Los Angeles Times
The Irvine-based Botox maker says Lap-Band revenue fell for the fifth consecutive quarter amid a swarm of negative publicity.
By Tony Barboza, Los Angeles Times
Project promoted years ago to the public as a rival to Central Park has collapsed under the weight of a sagging economy, with little to show for the millions spent so far.
By Nicole Santa Cruz, Los Angeles Times
Anonymous letter had accused him of 'sexual misconduct, favoritism and cronyism.' Daly blasts the county system he says makes smear attempts too easy.
By Abby Sewell, Los Angeles Times
The probe will look at the costs already incurred in the long-running outage at the nuclear power plant resulting from defective replacement steam generators.
Associated Press
A bird drops a 2-foot-long leopard shark near the 12th tee at San Juan Hills Golf Club. Employees returned it to the ocean.