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County Fire Pickleball Held Fundraising Dinko-De-Mayo Pickleball Tournament In Santa Clarita

County Fire Pickleball invited Santa Clarita residents to participate in an open Pickleball tournament to raise money for Los Bomberos de L.A. County. On Saturday, County Fire Pickleball held its Dink-De-Mayo Pickleball tournament at the Paseo Club in Valencia for charity. Proceeds from the $60 registration fees went entirely to Los Bomberos de L.A. County, ...
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‘Claw arcade’ facility going before city planning panel

When it meets on Wednesday, May 6, there will be a public hearing of the Westminster Planning Commission on a request for a conditional use permit for the operation of an indoor “entertainment facility” consisting of “claw arcade machines” at 9550 Bolsa Avenue, Suite 101 (near Bushard Street).
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I Visited The Old-School Orange County Steakhouse Loved By John Wayne

Like all good cowboys, John Wayne loved steak. One of his favorite places to eat it was at Gulliver's Prime Ribs of Beef in Irvine, California. Here's why.
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Tens of thousands participating in Hoag OC Marathon Running Festival

The Hoag OC Marathon Running Festival is bringing tens of thousands of participants, including youngsters, to SoCal for a three-day running extravaganza.  More than 25,000 attendees from across 50 states and the world are expected to take part in the community tradition, which offers a variety of distances, including a 5K, half-marathon, a full marathon and the Hoag Kids […]
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Irvine couple arrested in Lego return scheme

Adriana Esquerra Gonzalez, 29, and Luis Alfredo Quintanilla Pompa, 30, both of Tijuana, were arrested for shoplifting.
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Street Beat: Through April 29

Bench warrant. A 54-year-old Laguna Beach man was arrested at 3:43 p.m. on a bench warrant for failure to appear on a misdemeanor charge. Total bail was set at $15,000. Bench warrant. A 45-year-old San Juan Capistrano man was arrested at 6:09 p.m. on a bench warrant for failure to appear on a misdemeanor charge. Total bail was...
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Sip Fresh expands to Orange County

Home to 120 retail, dining, and entertainment venues, the Outlets at Orange is set to welcome a new addition just in time for the summer heat. Sip Fresh, a beverage franchise known for its vibrant, fruit-forward juice blends, is opening a new location at 20 City Blvd W in Orange, according to QSR Magazine.
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Orange County’s First Ever Neurodivergent Film Festival

When Alex Astrella was diagnosed with autism at age two, his parents were told he wouldn’t be able to have a career. Today, the Dana Point native is a filmmaker and the founder of Blu Star Productions, a company that produces films by neurodivergent creatives, aiming to help them break into the movie industry.
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Anaheim Warehouse Snapped Up, Set to Become Industrial Condo Hive

An industrial building just east of Anaheim’s main industrial corridors is about to be carved into bite-size space for local businesses. Guthrie Development has bought the roughly one-acre property at 621–631 S. East St. for $18.7 million and plans to convert it into small-scale industrial condominiums targeted to local manufacturers and light distributors, with delivery anticipated in late 2026.
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Orange County medical scan provider to pay $8.3 million in False Claims Act settlement

SANTA ANA, California - An Orange County-based medical scan provider has agreed to pay $8.3 million to resolve allegations of violating the False Claims Act by paying excessive fees to cardiologists for referrals. Modern Nuclear Inc. (MNI), a La Habra-based mobile PET scan company, will pay a total of $8,334,350, according to a press release from the Department of Justice. The settlement addresses...

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