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San Clemente City Council decided against making food distribution contingent on a permitting process, a proposal critics saw as against the homeless.
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Cure will serve New Orleans classic cocktails along with Louisiana staples like po’ boys and étouffée in Dana Point.
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Hands-on activities, performances and a dragon dance finale are presented in collaboration with the South Coast Chinese Cultural Center.
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With a workforce mostly comprised of Vietnamese women, Assemblyman Tri Ta wants to reinstate an exemption for licensed manicurists that makes it easier for them to work as independent contractors.
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With proposed changes limiting the fishing of barred sand bass on the horizon, Dana Point City Council authorized a letter to be sent to the California Fish and Game Commission outlining local impacts.
Food writer Edwin Goei takes a look at Vietnamese tradition offered at eateries new and old in Orange County.
Santa Ana City Council members debate the merits of an advisory group to bolster its sanctuary city law amid President Trump’s second term in office.
The Santa Ana band kicks off its latest tour at the Observatory on Valentine’s weekend.
San Clemente council members pass on teaming up with Huntington Beach against California’s “sanctuary state” law while asking Customs and Border Protection about cameras to monitor immigrant boat crossings.
Restaurants offer prix fixe menus and other intimate dining experiences for Valentine’s weekend.
On display at the Old Orange County Courthouse, the show features paintings by local artists inspired by life in Southern California.
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The author of “Crazy Rich Asians” read from his latest book for the OC Public Libraries event in Costa Mesa.
Chapman University President Daniele Struppa sent a campus-wide email condemning the award given to Students for Justice in Palestine, which was promptly rescinded.
