Daily Pilot e-Newspaper: Sunday, Oct. 25, 2020

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Sunday’s coverage includes these stories:

A1

• For fifth year in a row, hate crimes rise in Orange County — and by 24%

• ‘Spooky stuff’: Huntington Beach haunted car wash provides the scares

• Laguna Beach school district plans to reopen secondary schools Thanksgiving week

• Santa Ana officers who fatally shot armed Fountain Valley man cleared by Orange County district attorney

• Costa Mesa embarks on a power trip, exploring community choice energy partnership with Irvine

A2

• Newport Beach to consider new language changes in city’s Harbor Code
  

A4

• Commentary: It’s time for the school board to pass the torch to the next generation

• Commentary: Political signs don’t speak for every voter
  
• Mailbag: We must confront the twin pandemics of police violence, racism

• Commentary: I’ve learned lessons in China that Newport-Mesa can apply to the COVID fight

A5

• Around Town: Laguna Beach Pride 365 to host ‘Spooktacular Virtual Drag Bingo’

A8

• Commentary: Councilman John Stephens understands finances better than District 1 opponents

• Mailbag: Controversies, contributions drive concerns about Orange County races

• A Word, Please: What, exactly, is a declarative question?

A10

• Huntington Beach High pitcher Ben Jacobs gains maturity, commits to UC Irvine baseball

• Orange County All-Star Classic high school football game could be played in May

• Return to Mt. SAC will bring tougher path to CIF cross-country finals