OC firefighter injured in rollover crash receives festive sendoff en route to Colorado rehab hospital
Orange County firefighter Andrew Brown received a cheerful sendoff as he was discharged from Mission Hospital to Craig Hospital in
Read moreOrange County firefighter Andrew Brown received a cheerful sendoff as he was discharged from Mission Hospital to Craig Hospital in
Read moreLook in your mailbox. If you’re one of the people who get absentee or vote-by-mail ballots from the Miami-Dade Elections Department, you could be getting one this week. At least 260,000 went out Monday. That’s less than half of the 530,000 ballots mailed out for the 2020 general in just the first mailing, according to […]
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In court papers filed last week for his divorce, former Commissioner Alex Diaz de la Portilla — who was arrested a year ago on 12 felonies including bribery and money laundering — claims he earns only $4,000 a month as a political consultant and has more than $10,000 a month in expenses. Which leads to […]
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Democratic state Sen. Josh Newman and former Republican Assemblymember Steven Choi will face off for an Orange County seat that
Read moreO.C. plastic surgeon who branded himself ‘Dr. Laguna’ is facing criminal chargers after reaching $6-million settlement with three dozen former
Read moreThe Ducks are developing the land around Honda Center to feature shops, apartments, office space and more. It happens to
Read moreA mother of 3- and 4-year-old girls seen on social media video being ejected from Disneyland had refused to pay
Read moreOrange County retains law firm as attorneys begin a coordinated effort to file potentially hundreds of claims from victims of
Read moreOrange County’s Board of Supervisors votes to censure Andrew Do, ‘strongly and publicly’ condemning him ‘for his failure to abide
Read moreMiami-Dade defers relocation vote til after election The Miami-Dade Commission on last week deferred until November a decision on where to build a new waste-to-energy garbage incinerator after the old one in Doral burned up in flames 18 months ago. Is it just a coincidence that the decision has been delayed until after the elections? […]
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