Huntington Beach CA

More overnight lane and ramp closures on the San Gabriel River (605) Freeway are scheduled next week between Cerritos and Irwindale for a paving project. Between Monday night and Saturday morning, closures of the 605 Freeway will start as early as 9 p.m. and last through 5 a.m. the next day — 7 a.m. next Saturday.

California Congressional District 47 race: Democratic incumbent Dave Min defends his Orange County seat after redistricting transformed it into a safely Democratic area.

Garbonzo has been at OC Animal Care in Tustin for a week after coming in as a stray. Staff don’t have many details to offer about Garbonzo’s personality, but he’s currently available for adoption. Garbonzo is also eligible for the shelter’s May adoption promotion, which is waiving...

Getting to school will look a little different for many local students next year, as the Newport-Mesa Unified School District (NMUSD) Board of Education last week banned electric bikes for lower grades. The board opted to allow e-bikes (of all classes) for high school students. Board members voted 6-1 (Ashley...

The Crab Cooker is closing its Tustin store after a three-decade run. The closure is due to a planned redevelopment on the property. The news of the closure prompted patrons to share farewell messages with the restaurant. The Crab Cooker to End Its 33-Year Run in Tustin. The Crab Cooker...

An Orange County mother is now facing an involuntary manslaughter charge in the e-motorcycle crash that killed an 81-year-old man.

Somewhere between Las Vegas glitz and the California coast lies a road trip legend so delightfully over-the-top, it feels like stepping into a theme park disguised as a gas station. Welcome to Eddie World, a high-desert haven of snacks, sweets, and seriously quirky charm, rising like a pastel dreamscape from the dusty expanse of Yermo, California.

If you're cruising down Pacific Coast Highway with the windows down and a salty breeze in your hair, it's hard to miss the siren call of Aliso Beach Park. Tucked between rolling hills and crashing waves, this stretch of sand in Laguna Beach feels like the perfect mix of California chill and coastal charm. It’s not showy, but it is sensational—especially when the tide rolls out and the secrets of the shore begin to shine.

What if your next road trip had crashing waves on one side, championship fairways on the other, and picture-perfect overlooks around every turn? Welcome to 17-Mile Drive, one of California’s most legendary coastal routes—and hands down one of the most dazzling scenic drives in the country.

You step off the ferry, and the salty breeze hits you as a small crowd gathers near a bright green pier. Golf carts hum along narrow streets, and the chatter of families renting kayaks fills the air. It’s a sunny morning, and the harbor sparkles with boats bobbing gently.