Sherman Library & Gardens in Corona del Mar Announces New On-Site Restaurant Opening Late...
For the past several years, the onsite restaurant at Sherman Library & Gardens in Corona del Mar was 608 Dahlia, the creation of Chef Jessica Roy, one of the most creative chefs in Orange County. Open mainly for lunch and special events, 608 Dahlia was always packed with delighted diners who savored Chef Roy’s garden-t
Armed man shot multiple times by Orange County deputies expected to survive
A man in his 20s is expected to survive after charging Orange County deputies with a firearm earlier this year and being shot multiple times, authorities announced. Newly released video of the April 24 incident shows the suspect, who has not been identified, approaching a townhome near Antonio Parkway and Cow Camp Road
CASA of Orange County Nets Over $1.325 Million at 2026 CASA Celebration Gala at...
Court Appointed Special Advocates of Orange County (CASA OC) welcomed more than 250 supporters, philanthropists, community leaders, and advocates to its annual CASA Celebration Gala on Saturday, May 16, at Pendry Newport Beach. Inspired by The Beatles, and a call for “A Little Help From Our Friends,” the evening netted
Orange County Officials Report Decline in Homelessness Amid Rising Incarceration Numbers
Orange County officials are pointing to new data showing a decline in the region’s homeless population, describing it as evidence that recent policies and enforcement efforts are having an impact. However, the reported reduction has sparked debate among advocates and community organizations, who argue that increased in
Orange County’s Santa Ana Is Now the Worst Place in America to Be a...
Santa Ana, California — the beating heart of Orange County and one of the most densely populated cities in the American West — has become a perfect storm for renters. A majority-Latino working-class city surrounded by some of the wealthiest zip codes in the country, Santa Ana has long struggled with affordability. But
DUI Checkpoint set for June 13 in north Orange County
The La Habra Police Department will conduct a driving under the influence (DUI) checkpoint on June 13, 2026, from 6:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m. at an undisclosed location within city limits. Sergeant T. Nelson announced that checkpoint locations are strictly data-driven, targeting areas with historically high rates of impaire
Flea-borne Typhus on the rise in Santa Ana
The Orange County Mosquito and Vector Control District (OCMVCD) has issued a public warning regarding an increased risk of flea-borne typhus in the City of Santa Ana. This potentially fatal bacterial disease is primarily transmitted by fleas living on wildlife and domestic animals, prompting local health officials to u
Shelters and Vehicles Become Temporary Homes for Evacuated Garden Grove Families
Families displaced by evacuation orders in Garden Grove continue to face uncertainty as they wait for authorities to determine when it is safe to return home. Many residents have spent days living in emergency shelters, hotels, with relatives, or even in their vehicles while officials assess conditions in the affected
Sheriff: ‘Massive’ unfilled budget request will require reducing positions
RIVERSIDE, Calif. (KESQ) - Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco told the Board of Supervisors today that unmet budget requests in the 2026-27 fiscal year totaling $250 million would likely require him to slash hundreds of positions, most of them patrol deputies. "This is a massive number that we cannot recover from,''
Ventura, Santa Barbara Counties win legal fight with supermarkets over bread nutritional content
Some supermarket buns sold in the Tri-Counties aren’t as healthy as claimed. That’s according to Ventura, Santa Barbara and Riverside County prosecutors, who announced a $1.25 million dollar settlement with Kroger over allegations of false advertising, and unfair competition laws. Kroger is the parent of Ralph’s, and F

















