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  • Costa Mesa moves ahead on possible general plan amendment for proposed townhome project

    Costa Mesa moves ahead on possible general plan amendment for proposed townhome project

    Costa Mesa City Council members voted unanimously to process a general plan amendment request for a proposed townhome project near the downtown area. Tuesday night’s vote didn’t approve the development itself but allowed the applicant, The Olson Co., to move ahead with the process of potentially...

  • Newport to be reimbursed $365,000 by Civic Center builder

    Newport to be reimbursed $365,000 by Civic Center builder

    The lead contractor and project manager of Newport Beach’s Civic Center project has agreed to reimburse the city $365,000, more than a year after an audit identified $1.2 million in possible overbilling. The city and the company, Pasadena-based C.W. Driver, reached a settlement agreement Oct. 9....

  • Worker killed in forklift rollover at John Wayne Airport is identified

    Orange County coroner’s officials released the name this week of a Los Angeles man who died in a workplace accident at John Wayne Airport. The man, identified as Jose Manuel Gomez, 30, suffered fatal injuries when a forklift he was operating rolled over on him at about 4:30 a.m. Monday at the airport,...

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  • Divers begin removing 30-year-old junk reef off Newport Beach coast

    Divers begin removing 30-year-old junk reef off Newport Beach coast

    Divers are removing hundreds of old tires, plastic jugs and other junk that was dumped off the Newport Beach coast nearly 30 years ago by a man who thought he was helping the ocean environment. The cleanup began last week, the California Coastal Commission said Wednesday. “It's about time this...

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  • Burbank police investigate ‘suspicious’ fire that engulfed car in flames

    Burbank police investigate ‘suspicious’ fire that engulfed car in flames

    A car caught fire in an underground parking garage Monday evening and damaged two other vehicles in the process, according to the Burbank Police Department. The Burbank police and fire departments first received word around 10:20 p.m. of a Toyota Highlander on fire in the 1800 block of Grismer...

  • Ex-L.A. Sheriff Lee Baca to stay out of prison while he appeals his conviction

    Ex-L.A. Sheriff Lee Baca to stay out of prison while he appeals his conviction

    Former Los Angeles County Sheriff Lee Baca won a reprieve Wednesday when an appeals court ruled he could remain free while he appeals his conviction on charges of obstruction of justice and lying. Baca, 75, was convicted this year for his role in a 2011 scheme by Sheriff’s Department officials...

  • Hoover water polo makes quick work of rival Glendale

    Hoover water polo makes quick work of rival Glendale

    GLENDALE — In front of a packed and noisy pool deck on a warm afternoon, the Hoover High and Glendale boys’ water polo teams met in their annual Pacific League cross-town rivalry match. That was all that David Ashkharian needed to ignite him. “It’s always fun getting to play in a rivalry game because...

  • Suspect in Burbank burglary may have been casing neighborhood

    Suspect in Burbank burglary may have been casing neighborhood

    Police are on the lookout for a man suspected of burglarizing a Burbank home and possibly casing two others in the same neighborhood early Monday. A family living in the 1200 block of North Parish Place reported a burglar had broken into their home sometime around 1:55 a.m. Sgt. Derek Green, a...

  • Crescenta Valley boys' water polo downs Arcadia, stays in Pacific League hunt

    LA CRESCENTA – Perhaps the most wide-open Pacific League boys’ water polo championship race this century will include a stalwart in Crescenta Valley High. The Falcons remained in a three-way tie atop the league standings heading into the league with an 8-4 victory over visiting archrival Arcadia...

  • Huntington Beach and Long Beach team up on a bid for Amazon’s HQ2

    Huntington Beach and Long Beach team up on a bid for Amazon’s HQ2

    The cities of Huntington Beach and Long Beach have crossed county lines in a bid to lure Amazon into building its planned second headquarters along the Southern California coast. On Wednesday, the cities proposed that one site in Huntington and two in Long Beach — a region they’re pitching as the...

  • Passing the California bar exam shouldn't be made easier, court says

    Passing the California bar exam shouldn't be made easier, court says

    The California Supreme Court decided Wednesday not to lower the passing score on the state’s licensing examination for lawyers. The state’s bar exam has long been one of the toughest to pass in the nation. Last year, California had the lowest rate of passage of any state, and its average score...

  • Father of Huntington Beach woman killed in Las Vegas shooting files wrongful death suit

    Father of Huntington Beach woman killed in Las Vegas shooting files wrongful death suit

    The father of a Huntington Beach woman who was fatally wounded during a mass shooting at a country music festival in Las Vegas this month filed a lawsuit Tuesday against the operator of the Mandalay Bay resort and others, alleging wrongful death and negligence. Andrea Castilla, an Estancia High...

  • Edison, Los Alamitos battle for Sunset League supremacy

    WEEK 8 HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PREVIEWS EDISON VS. LOS ALAMITOS When/where: Thursday, 7 p.m. at Huntington Beach High Key Chargers: Sr. QB Griffin O’Connor (92 of 156 passing for 1,329 yards, 12 TDs and seven INTs); Sr. WR-DB David Atencio (34 catches for 604 yards and seven TDs; three INTs, 15 tackles);...

  • Onward America plans demonstration Sunday in Laguna Beach

    Onward America plans demonstration Sunday in Laguna Beach

    The man who organized an August demonstration that drew more than 2,500 people to Laguna’s Main Beach, including thousands in opposition, plans to return to the same location Sunday, albeit with a different focus. Johnny Benitez, founder of the group Onward America, said Tuesday that he wants greater...

  • 300-gallon sewage spill closes water around Balboa Pier

    300-gallon sewage spill closes water around Balboa Pier

    A portion of the ocean around the Balboa Pier in Newport Beach is closed to swimmers after 300 gallons of raw sewage leaked from a pumping tank below the pier into the water Wednesday. The Orange County Health Care Agency said the water 1,000 feet upcoast and 1,000 feet downcoast of the pier will...

  • Fountain Valley police to get 11.5% pay raise over 3 years

    Fountain Valley police to get 11.5% pay raise over 3 years

    Fountain Valley police officers will receive a series of pay raises totaling 11.5% over the next three years under a package approved by the City Council on Tuesday. Officers and sergeants will get raises of 4% this year, 4% next year and 3.5% the year after. The previous base salary range was...

  • Fountain Valley moves to ban recreational marijuana businesses

    Fountain Valley moves to ban recreational marijuana businesses

    The Fountain Valley City Council took a step Tuesday toward banning recreational marijuana-related businesses in town. The council voted 4-0, with member Mark McCurdy abstaining, to approve the first reading of an ordinance to ban all commercial marijuana activity such as shops and delivery services,...

  • Weekly Football Previews: Crescenta Valley faces Burbank in battle for Pacific

    Weekly Football Previews: Crescenta Valley faces Burbank in battle for Pacific

    Over the last three-plus seasons, the Crescenta Valley High football team has had its way with the Pacific League. The defending league champion Falcons have scooped up two of the last three titles, are 23-2 in league play dating back to 2014, and are currently riding a 12-game league winning streak....

  • Glendale Community College football seeking consistency, victory

    For the second straight season, the Glendale Community College football team has begun its campaign with six consecutive defeats. Glendale’s losing skid last season came to a close against Pasadena City College. Glendale will look to continue that pattern when it meets Pasadena in an American Metro...

  • Newport-Mesa selects map for adjusting school trustee zone boundaries

    Newport-Mesa selects map for adjusting school trustee zone boundaries

    After a yearlong debate about how to adjust trustee zone boundaries to make them more equal in population, the Newport-Mesa Unified School District board on Tuesday unanimously approved a map labeled Map G, which critics contend was created with minimal public input. The boundary adjustment is...

  • College Update: Gangi has career-best effort for Nevada football

    College Update: Gangi has career-best effort for Nevada football

    The following are updates on area athletes at the collegiate level. Ty Gangi (St. Francis High, 2014) University of Nevada football junior: The former Golden Knights standout keeps coming up with big performances this season as quarterback for the Wolf Pack. Gangi had a stellar performance Saturday,...

  • In Theory: Would more religion mean less violence?

    In an opinion column called Spiritual Politics, writer Mark Silks reacts to televangelist Pat Robertson’s recent contention that disrespect and a lack of godliness has led to a rise in violence and mass shootings like the one in Las Vegas earlier this month. “When there is no vision of God, the...

  • Week 8 High School Football Preview: Edison vs. Los Alamitos

    Week 8 High School Football Preview: Edison vs. Los Alamitos

    When/where: Thursday, 7 p.m. at Huntington Beach High Key Chargers: Sr. QB Griffin O’Connor (92 of 156 passing for 1,329 yards, 12 TDs and seven INTs); Sr. WR-DB David Atencio (34 catches for 604 yards and seven TDs; three INTs, 15 tackles); Sr. DE-RB Hunter Griggs (five sacks, 36 tackles; 25 carries...

  • Charming, funny ‘Lagunatics’ is worth your support

    Charming, funny ‘Lagunatics’ is worth your support

    If you heard a joke about goats every year for 25 years, would you still laugh? What about traffic, tourists or parking? Somehow “Lagunatics” has been making fun of its beloved city for a quarter of a century with a recurring stable of topics, yet the jokes somehow never get old. Why? Because if...

  • Quiet zones, pedestrian and bike paths may come with Metro’s San Fernando Road project

    Quiet zones, pedestrian and bike paths may come with Metro’s San Fernando Road project

      Metro officials held a community meeting earlier this month about the latest updates for the proposed interim improvements tied to the grade-separation project that would improve safety along two hazardous railroad crossings along San Fernando Road. The Metro project plans to replace two railroad...

  • Free legal help hot line established for fire victims

    Free legal help hot line established for fire victims

    A group of legal organizations has established a free hot line to help fire victims navigate disaster-related challenges. Victims of fires anywhere in California may call (415) 575-3120 with questions about landlord-tenant issues; life, medical and property insurance; emergency aid applications;...

  • Huntington Beach music director celebrates 40 years at the helm

    Huntington Beach music director celebrates 40 years at the helm

    The Huntington Beach Concert Band was on the verge of dissolution when Tom Ridley stepped in as its director. Now he’ll be celebrated with a tribute concert Sunday for leading the group for 40 years. “It’s been a great ride with great people,” Ridley said. “The band is my second family.” When Ridley,...

  • Weekly Football Previews: Burbank at Crescenta Valley; Muir at Burroughs

    Weekly Football Previews: Burbank at Crescenta Valley; Muir at Burroughs

    BURBANK AT CRESCENTA VALLEY •WHEN: 7 p.m. Friday •WHERE: Glendale High •RECORDS: The Bulldogs are 5-2, 4-0 in the Pacific League; the Falcons are 7-0, 4-0 •LAST WEEK: Burbank defeated Pasadena 42-0; Crescenta Valley defeated Burroughs, 38-14 •OUTLOOK: This is a game that has created a great deal...

  • Week 8 High School Football Preview: Los Amigos vs. Bolsa Grande

    Week 8 High School Football Preview: Los Amigos vs. Bolsa Grande

    Where/When: Thursday, 7 p.m. at Bolsa Grande High Key Lobos: Jr. OL-LB Andrew Contreras (54 tackles); Sr. TE-LB Saul Robles (48 tackles and one blocked field goal); So. RB-DB Joseph Garcia (44 tackles, 10 sacks, and one fumble recovery) Key Matadors: Sr. QB Andrew Guillen; Sr. RB-OLB Elian Gallegos;...

  • Tempers flare as Costa Mesa council approves new firefighters contract

    Tempers flare as Costa Mesa council approves new firefighters contract

    Tempers flared Tuesday night as Costa Mesa City Council members exchanged verbal barbs before eventually approving a new contract with the Costa Mesa Firefighters Assn. Supporting the contract were Mayor Katrina Foley, Mayor Pro Tem Sandy Genis and Councilman John Stephens, who praised it as a...

  • Scarecrow contest goes on in Costa Mesa after resident strives to keep it alive

    Scarecrow contest goes on in Costa Mesa after resident strives to keep it alive

    Originally, all Olga Reynolds wanted to do was make a scarecrow. About six weeks ago, the Costa Mesa resident — who hails from “Westside, best side,” as she puts it — dropped by the Costa Mesa Historical Society to see how to enter the scarecrow contest in this year’s Scarecrow and Pumpkin Festival...

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