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Creative corned beef and cabbage meals and green beverages are on the menu at these Orange County restaurants
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The Nowruz concert will include traditional Iranian music by Iranian soloists and the orchestra led by Carl St.Clair
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O.C. supervisors ordered an assessment of how prepared its Social Services Agency would be to care for children in the event of mass deportations.
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A code enforcement inspection that found the spa illegally advertising massage services led council members to vote down a permit requested by its owner.
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Buena Park will waive rental fees for Kukkiwon California Branch to host five days of programming at its facilities in exchange for bringing economic benefits to the city.
Four local high schools took part in the California Restaurant Foundation’s ProStart Cup, a high-stakes culinary and management competition.
The initiative provides nutritious breakfast and lunch for fasting Muslims students to eat after school hours at home during the Islamic holy month.
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Onco-Ballet offers ballet classes to the cancer community and is training other dance teachers to do the same.
The Orange art museum’s ninth anniversary was marked on Feb. 22 with personal tours led by founder Mark Hilbert.
Jessie Lopez and Johnathan Hernandez, a pair of progressives from Santa Ana City Council, seek to push the heavily Latino Democrat district to the left as they have now entered the race.
A coalition of Jewish groups reached an agreement with the Santa Ana Unified School District that shelves three ethnic studies classes and sets parameters for how future courses are to be approved by trustees.
A ‘pay-to-play’ law was invoked in allowing Fullerton Councilwoman Jamie Valencia to vote against Walk on Wilshire in downtown. Did it apply?
The first-generation artist’s exhibition pays homage to the dances his immigrant parents attended and the ‘kickbacks’ he went to in high school.
