Chapman University welcomes new students for the 2026-27 academic year
As Chapman University approaches the start of the school year, approximately 1,600 students moved into their assigned residence halls Tuesday.
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Community to weigh in on improvements at OC Events & Sailing Center
The Dana Point Harbor events center is used by numerous water-oriented groups and provides the public access to water education and recreation.
Knott’s Berry Farm unveils new haunted mazes and shows
Knott’s Scary Farm kicks off on Sept. 17 and runs on select nights through Oct. 31.
Niles: Can Disneyland solve its Tomorrowland problem this time?
The company will tap into Walt Disney's optimistic vision for the land, though people's views of the future are far more dystopian today than they were in the 1950s.
Costco to launch its own Medicare Advantage plan
The move means breaking into a Medicare Advantage industry worth more than $500 billion.
Recall attempt against 6 Orange County judges dies quietly
An attorney for the probate and family law jurists said organizers "were just trying to intimidate the judges because they weren't happy" with their rulings.
Shooting in a Stater Bros. parking lot in Costa Mesa leads to arrests of mother and son
A victim was hospitalized with a non-fatal gunshot wound after the Tuesday morning shooting on Newport Boulevard, police said.
$9 lunches, $17.99 dinners, $5 drinks and other meal deals
Offers range from burgers and chicken sandwiches to pasta, poke and shrimp tacos.
Santa Ana launches first zoning code rewrite in 60 years
Santa Ana is rewriting its zoning code for the first time in 60 years. Here's what stays the same, what changes, and how to have your say before the Aug. 24 hearing.
Orange County has the fewest ‘underwater’ mortgages in the U.S.
It's awfully hard to find a property owner in Southern California who owes more on the home than what it's worth.
Corn Festival returns to original La Habra location, makes additions to boost crowds
Hosted by the La Habra Host Lions Club for the 77th year, the Corn Festival runs opens Friday, with the parade taking place on Saturday.
High temperatures, low humidity increases fire danger in Los Angeles County
High temperatures in the valleys, lower mountains and far inland areas will range from 95 to 105 degrees, or about 4 to 8 degrees above normal.
Bishop Amat football players threatened opponent in social media post
The school confirmed the incident, which involved St. Paul, but will not comment on possible punishment for the players involved.
3 women rescued from rip current in Laguna Beach, 2 hospitalized
The women were rescued from the ocean between Aliso Beach and Treasure Island on Saturday, Aug. 15.
Tight-knit Brea Olinda football motivated after brush with CIF-SS title
Football notes: Brea Olinda plans to lean on its chemistry and senior leadership after finishing as the CIF-SS Division 8 runner-up in 2025.
Anaheim’s Booktown USA bookstore closes its doors after 23 years
Owner Thomas Pesce, who spent 6 days a week in the shop for more than two decades, describes the final weeks in business.
CalOptima’s street medicine program expands to four more OC cities
Starting as soon as next summer, providers will drive through neighborhoods in Fountain Valley, Huntington Beach, Seal Beach and Westminster, reaching out to and treating unhoused individuals in those commun...
3 Orange County restaurant closures, from San Clemente to Orange
A handful of closures to note, including a beloved winery restaurant's San Clemente location.
Homeless man gets 100 years to life for killing in North Long Beach encampment
Freddie Lamont Key Jr., 41, was convicted by jury on July 31 of murder and being a felon in possession of a firearm in relation to the October 2025 shooting.
Man, 20, dies at hospital after being shot while driving in Long Beach
The shooting occurred near 12th Street and Lewis Avenue about 7:30 p.m. Friday, Aug. 14.
Sage Hill opens first day of school with new middle school students and gym
Sage Hills' fall enrollment is at 730 students, including about 140 new middle-schoolers.
Could Pasadena be the next city to remove Flock cameras? Activists hope so
The technology has come under fire across the country following reports that law enforcement officials have shared data with ICE and used the cameras to stalk exes.
Newport-Mesa Unified is back to the business of learning
Thousands of students headed back to class for the first day of school on Aug. 17, 2026.
Hit-and-run crash in San Juan Capistrano leaves man dead
The crash occurred along Ortega Highway at La Novia Avenue about 12:30 a.m. Monday.