LA Times
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Lori Loughlin faces moment of truth in college admissions scandal as daughters exit USC
College admissions scandal: Lori Loughlin faces choice as other parents plead guilty and her daughters exit USC
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From the Archives: Pasadena matron gathers 600 dolls for Christmas donation
In 1935, a woman's hobby of creating dolls for underprivileged children caught on in Pasadena. Her original goal was 50 dolls, but word spread and she soon had more than 600.
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Trump team weakens endangered species protections for California salmon and delta smelt
The Trump administration is weakening endangered species protections for delta smelt and salmon, which have curbed water deliveries to Central Valley farm districts.
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Fires burn across Southern California as dangerous winds continue through Friday
Southern California fires rage in Pacific Palisades and San Bernardino
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Newsletter: Eureka returns an island to a tribe nearly 160 years after a massacre
The city of Eureka returned Indian Island to the Wiyot people more than a century and a half after it was forcefully taken from them.
City of Orange
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Concerts in the Park
View details regarding the Concerts in the Park in the City of Orange.
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3rd of July Celebration
Join us for family fun, a patriotic musical program, and spectacular fireworks show.
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Trails at Santiago Creek
View information for the Trails at Santiago Creek DEIR project.
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Santiago II
In 2005 the Santiago Hills II project was revised and approved again for residential development, and included nearly 4,000 homes that extended all the way to Irvine Lake.
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Information on Homelessness
LA Times – Orange County
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Fall heat wave turns 'happiest place on Earth' into hottest place in America
Mickey Mouse and his guests at the Magic Kingdom endured quite a scorcher on Monday.
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Costa Mesa's Segerstrom Center looks to New York for its new president: Casey Reitz of Second Stage
Casey Reitz, part of the producing team for "Dear Evan Hansen," succeeds Terrence Dwyer as president of Orange County's largest nonprofit arts center.
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Segerstrom looks to New York for its new president: Casey Reitz of Second Stage
Casey Reitz, part of the producing team for "Dear Evan Hansen," succeeds Terrence Dwyer as president of Orange County's largest nonprofit arts center.
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Fentanyl seizures in O.C. set to double for third year in a row, sheriff says
The Orange County Sheriff's Department said the amount of fentanyl it has seized is set to double for the third year in a row.
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Man is convicted of hate crime in attack on black employee at a Whole Foods Market
Man convicted of hate crime in attack on black Whole Foods Market employee
OC Register
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CSU Chancellor Timothy White announces retirement; search for replacement begins immediately
White, 70, has led the Long Beach-based CSU system since 2012.
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Creeping boobialla and door hangers: How south Orange County is preparing for 2019’s wildfire season
Agencies serving the southern region's cities and communities have spent months trying to better prevent the damaging fires of the last few years, and to better prepare evacuation protocols if blazes still spark.
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2-year-old horse euthanized after Los Alamitos race
The horse was hurt during Sunday night's third race — a 400-yard race for quarter horses.
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Trump likens House impeachment inquiry to ‘a lynching’
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump enraged Democrats on Tuesday by comparing their impeachment inquiry to a lynching, assigning the horrors of a deadly and racist chapter in U.S. history to a process laid out in the Constitution.
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Can a drug dealer be liable for causing harm to a user? Ask the lawyer
In a typical civil suit, the burden of proof is by a preponderance of the evidence. Liability under the Drug Dealer Liability Act, however, requires clear and convincing evidence, which is more challenging.