LA Times
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Car slams into restaurant at Westlake strip mall, injuring five people
The crash at 806 S. Alvarado St. happened about 5 p.m. Sunday.
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Driver in Utah bus crash that killed 4 Chinese nationals was on first run for Monterey Park company
The 37-person Freightliner bus operated by America Shengjia Inc. was traveling on State Highway 12 en route to Bryce Canyon National Park when the driver lost control, said UHP Corporal Chris Bishop. The bus driver, whose identity has not been disclosed, was "restrained," Bishop said Sunday, but "I don't believe anyone else had seat belts on in the bus."
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Blue Angels to fly over Los Angeles on Sunday evening
The flyover marks the Blue Angels' transition from their Central Valley show to their upcoming San Diego performance.
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Man shot and killed late Saturday outside Tarzana home
Police said the man and his friend were sitting in a vehicle parked in a driveway around 10:40 p.m. when three men approached with a gun.
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L.A. Metro is running fewer Expo Line trains. Riders say they feel like sardines
Some trains between Santa Monica and downtown L.A. have been so crammed that passengers with bicycles, wheelchairs and strollers have been stranded on platforms.
City of Orange
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Trails at Santiago Creek
View information for the Trails at Santiago Creek DEIR project.
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Santiago Hills Assessment District
The renovation of Santiago Hills landscape began on Trails End Lane, between Chapman Avenue and White Oak Ridge.
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Information on Homelessness
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Get a Library eCard
Information about getting a library eCard.
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Renew Materials
Learn how to renew materials you loan from the library.
LA Times – Orange County
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Review: Young women shatter barriers with a joyous blast of music in 'American Mariachi'
José Cruz González's play "American Mariachi" proves to be a crowd-pleaser at South Coast Repertory in Costa Mesa.
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Dance 'til you drop at Segerstrom's free National Dance Day celebration
The Costa Mesa center is an official site for National Dance Day, now celebrating its 10th year. Catch free performances and workshops all day.
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Santa Ana College cancels classes after fatal shooting, car crash at campus
Police found a car perched on a retaining wall at the college and a man with gunshot wounds lying on the ground beside the vehicle.
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San Clemente High investigates allegations of racism at football game
San Diego Lincoln students and cheer squad were said to be heckled by fans using racial slurs.
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After rainbow flag, Costa Mesa councilman suggests flying Blue Lives Matter flag at City Hall
The city usually displays the U.S., California, POW-MIA and Costa Mesa city flags. After it displayed the rainbow flag, a city councilman wants two additional flags flown.
OC Register
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‘More Than Pink Walk’ raises funds to fight breast cancer – and more
The Susan G. Komen walk brought out some 10,000 people for the event formerly called Race for the Cure.
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Missing Camp Pendleton Marine found unharmed in Texas
Officials did not immediately say if they knew why Lance Cpl. Job Wallace was in Texas.
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Celebrating Batman’s 80th birthday, fans (and a few villains, too) dash through the streets of Los Angeles
The Batman Day 5K night run and fan experience was hosted by Warner Bros. Studios and DC Comics.&nbs
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Pickup driver dies in crash into fire hydrant in Orange
The crash occurred at 2:30 a.m. in the area of East Vanowen Avenue and North Tustin Street, police said.
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UCI wildfire researchers devise method for better predicting the spread of blazes
UC Irvine announced this week that researchers have developed a more efficient technique for tracking fires. The team of scientists devised an algorithm to forecast the size and path of a blaze by, in layman's terms, crunching numbers.