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Parents beware: Your kid’s e-bike could land you a felony charge

High-powered electric vehicles exceeding 20 mph via motor or 28 mph with pedal assist are legally classified as mopeds or motorcycles, requiring driver's licenses and age restrictions. Amazon changed its online selling practices and pulled non-compliant vehicle listings in California following a public safety alert det
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58th Annual Sunset Beach Art Festival student contest winners

For more than 50 Years Las Damas has supported arts education in local schools according to Josey Dentzer, who’s in charge of the Sunset Beach Art Festival student competition. There were a total of 60 students submitting work this year, nine were awarded prize ribbons for their exemplary work.
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She Was Gardening in Her Own Front Yard. Then a Stranger Shoved Her and...

LYNWOOD, Calif. — A Lynwood woman was shoved and robbed of a cherished family necklace while gardening in her own front yard last month, and the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department is now asking the public for help tracking down the suspect. The victim, who identified herself only...
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No Doubt turns Sphere into Orange County festival as ACM Awards return to Las...

LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — No Doubt has turned Sphere into what’s being described as a giant Orange County festival, complete with a nod to the band’s signature “Tragic Kingdom” era. Gwen Stefani, Tony Kanal, Tom Dumont and Adrienne Young are playing almost all of “Tragic...
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Warne Center may soon become the Little Saigon Center

An ordinance increasing the density of some mixed-use zones, along with raising permitted building heights was approved by the Westminster City Council on Tuesday night. The vote was 4-0-1 with Councilmember Amy Phan West abstaining. Westminster is moving toward more mixed-use zoning across the city including the forme
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Mission Viejo Shows the Kind of Bike-Friendly Vision Fullerton Still Lacks

The Orange County Transportation Authority and the City of Mission Viejo are moving forward with an idea many residents in Fullerton have been asking for years: safer, more connected streets designed for people, not just cars. On Saturday, May 16, Mission Viejo will host the “Pedal La Paz Road” Bikeway...
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Orange County Board of Supervisors Vice Chair Katrina Foley Announces Countywide Pause of Herbicide...

Following months of community outcry, OC Public Works announced a pause on herbicide spraying across Orange County Flood Control District channels. During the pause, OC Public Works will stop spraying countywide and instead observe the growth patterns of invasive species to evaluate the safest and most effective proced
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Huntington Beach’s MAGA coalition is fracturing over ‘cronyism’

Huntington Beach’s MAGA majority showed signs of fracturing over recent allegations of self-dealing. Some say the problem is pervasive.
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42-year-old woman found shot to death on Tustin street; search underway for gunman

A 42-year-old woman was shot and killed in Tustin, triggering a search for the person responsible.
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Sand replenishment project underway to slow erosion at Capistrano Beach

Construction crews are delivering thousands of cubic yards of sand to Capistrano Beach as Orange County officials work to slow severe coastal erosion threatening homes, railroad tracks and public infrastructure.

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