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Many of the county’s most fashionable women turned out for the 39th annual O.C. Childhelp’s spring luncheon held at the Balboa Bay Resort, where fashions from South Coast Plaza were on the runway.
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Daily Pilot and TimesOC readers share their thoughts about local news, issues and events.
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Apodaca: Ongoing misinformation about MMR vaccinations flies in the face of facts, imperils children
An Orange County pediatrician worries that as a downward trend in vaccination rates continues she’ll see more children die of diseases that we know how to prevent, columnist Patrice Apodaca writes.
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Grammar expert June Casagrande suggests that writers give some thought before they use the word “re” because it could be distracting to their readers.
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Iranian Americans in Orange County and around the world welcomed the Nowruz, the Persian new yearr, on Thursday. A Newport Beach resident describes the meaning of the celebration.
Writer Tyler Stallings puts the spotlight on Tory D. Johnson, who organized Huntington Beach’s first Black Lives Matter protest that drew backlash. He continues to speak up at H.B. City Council meetings.
Made possible by patrons of the arts Elizabeth Segerstrom and Maria Manetti Shrem, two concerts plus some enrichment programs took place this week when the Vienna Philharmonic came to Costa Mesa.
Daily Pilot and TimesOC readers share their thoughts about local news, issues and events.
As school districts grapple with how best to limit students’ smartphone use on campus, NMUSD undertook a pilot program to try out Yondr pouches at Corona del Mar Middle School.
Several three-syllable English words, like “caramel,” “jewelry” and “Realtor,” are pronounced as having just two syllables, according to our grammar expert.
Daily Pilot and TimesOC readers share their thoughts about local issues and events.
Language experts point out that certain sentence constructs using ‘because’ or ‘why’ can veer off into questionable grammatical territory.
Daily Pilot and TimesOC readers share their thoughts about local issues and events.
For the 14th year, the Crisp family of Newport Beach has put on an extravaganza on Super Bowl Sunday for active-duty Marines and veterans of the armed forces. This year’s party feted 500 people.
Daily Pilot columnist Patrice Apodaca speaks to a UC Irvine professor who worries limits to indirect funding at the NIH could stifle important health research.
The Pacific Beach Club in Huntington Beach for Black families was set to welcome its members on Feb. 12, 1926, Abraham Lincoln’s birthday. But it was burned down three weeks before its grand opening.
