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The exhibit on landscape painter Charlotte Skinner closes with a talk on the geological changes of the Sierra Nevadas at Langson IMCA.
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The third annual convention at the OC Fair & Events Center will raise finds for LEGO sets for underprivileged children.
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Improv comedian Colin Mochrie and hypnotist Asad Mecci team up for “Hyprov” at the Irvine Barclay Theater.
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Just days after the November elections were certified, candidates announced campaigns for senate and assembly races in heavily Latino, Democrat districts.
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Mike Waterman addressed Anaheim City Council and offered an apology for past comments that were seen as dismissive of an advisory board overseeing Visit Anaheim following scandal.
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Three years in the making, RH Newport Beach features luxury home furnishings, in-house interior designers and a rooftop restaurant.
Current and former Disney workers can expect back pay with interest sometime next year after a five-year-long court battle concludes with a historic settlement.
American Ballet Theatre’s production of “The Nutcracker” opened Thursday at the Segerstrom Center. It runs though Dec. 22, with local dance students joining the professionals on stage.
Westminster council members Amy Phan West and NamQuan Nguyen have been named in a lawsuit that alleges they have consistently disrupted meetings and impeded the conduct of city business. Phan West called the suit a political stunt.
The vegan Mexican food spot will offer Christmas tamales for preorder ahead of permanently closing its Santa Ana location.
Local high school senior Katie Kee is working to connect more girls with STEM
La Palma voters passed Measure W, which allows for three consecutive terms on its city council. Supporters said it’s needed in light of district election reform. Opponents call the measure a “power grab.”
A fixture of Irvine politics for over 40 years, Larry Agran began his sixth nonconsecutive term as mayor. Agran’s latest victory prompted a special election scheduled for April to fill his vacated council seat.
