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Fullerton City Council members deadlocked on making the pedestrian zone permanent, which paves the way for Wilshire Avenue to reopen to vehicle traffic next month.
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Phan West stands accused of identifying herself as a councilwoman to two city parking officers in April 2023 in attempting to stop them from towing a Jeep registered to her husband.
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The National Assn. of Music Merchants spent a day at Westmont Elementary School ahead of the music trade show conference at the Anaheim Convention Center.
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The new space includes four dining destinations under one roof and is the first new eating establishing at the location this year.
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San Clemente council members approved a number of items to strengthen its weed abatement efforts to be better prepared for wildfire threats.
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A majority of Orange County supervisors voted to slim the O.C. Human Relations Commission down to seven members while also reducing it to four meetings a year.
Nearly 90 local restaurants raise funds for Los Angeles Regional Food Bank while others collect donations and partner with World Central Kitchen.
The local modern-master figurative painter’s solo museum exhibition “Going Places” includes urban landscapes, portraits and still lifes.
Former Assemblyman Chris Norby has suggested making Fullerton Union High School the home of the “Fenders” in light of legislation passed banning “derogatory” Native American nicknames and mascots.
The group exhibition in Irvine showcases six artists the curator says “really nurture their creations.”
The Orange County Grand Jury issued a report on O.C.’s voting system and found no evidence of fraud or interference with regard to the 2024 election.
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The halal restaurant is prepared to finally welcome diners after a 2022 fire during renovations delayed its reopening.
The lack of collaboration with community-based organizations and a sole reliance on law enforcement data are chief criticisms of the recently released O.C. Human Relations Commission hate crime report.
