Police: Dogs jump out of car and bite woman |
Two dogs jumped out of a car and bit a woman along South Coast Highway on Tuesday, Laguna Beach police said.
Supervisor says county won't charge hikers |
Orange County will not seek repayment of the $160,000 spent rescuing two Costa Mesa hikers who went missing Easter weekend in Trabuco Canyon, officials said Wednesday.
H.B. leaders consider political moves |
Two Huntington Beach councilmen are looking to take on bigger roles in Orange County.
Businesses weigh in on parking challenges |
Noticeable signs and increased parking enforcement are two ways to address Laguna Beach's ongoing parking issues, business owners say.
Former teacher from Newport to stand trial on sex abuse charges |
A former Los Angeles Unified School District teacher from Newport Beach was ordered to stand trial on 14 charges of sexually assaulting nine students and a relative, the Los Angeles County district attorney's office said.
Costa Mesa considers parks and recreation goals |
The Costa Mesa Parks and Recreation Commission met alongside the City Council on Tuesday at City Hall to review about a dozen goals, among them the potential acquisition of the county-run Talbert Regional Park.
UCI chancellor vows punishment for 'slave' note |
UC Irvine's chancellor on Tuesday pledged to find and discipline whoever slipped a racist note into a black female student's backpack last week.
Newport offers look at proposed budget |
In a study session before its meeting Tuesday night, the Newport Beach City Council took a first look at the city's proposed budget for the upcoming fiscal year.
CdM's Napolitano earns MVP award at San Diego football camp |
Junior Luke Napolitano, a backup quarterback at Corona del Mar High last season, was named the MVP during the Football University national invite-only camp last month in San Diego.
Tea Party objects to proposed college-union pact |
The Newport Mesa Tea Party announced Tuesday that it objects to the possibility of an overarching agreement between the Coast Community College District and local unions that could govern hiring on almost $700 million in construction work.