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The 2024 James Beard Award-nominated ship-wrecked designed tiki bar is a actually a dream boat to its customers.
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The Kogi BBQ food truck owner and CSUF alumnus will speak at the university’s College of Business and Economics commencement ceremony.
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Executive Chef Aaron Zimmer will bring a wood-fired California ranchero-inspired menu to the entertainment destination, opening summer 2024.
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On May 10, the Anaheim Union High School District board of trustees moved to rescind a remaining 62 teacher layoffs approved for the next school year amid declining enrollment.
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For 15 years, Martin Plascencia reported out of Telemundo’s Orange County news bureau. Now he’s heading the O.C. Clerk-Recorder’s office outreach efforts in Latino communities.
Executive Chef Scott Rackliff and his team are working to make Lōrea restaurant at Paséa Hotel & Spa good until the last bite.
Chef Carlos Gaytán welcomed guests to his three new concepts with the help of Mickey and Minnie Mouse.
We found a number of Orange County spots where you can treat Mom to a tea party this Mother’s Day, May 12.
The historical landmark and cultural center in San Clemente celebrated a year of progress following a landslide last April that damaged the property.
The pizza concept and Northern Mexican–style taco shop have created a chivichanga pizza to benefit No Us Without You.
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The diversity and richness of cuisine at Disneyland’s younger neighbor may make it the Foodiest Place at the Happiest Place on Earth.
A hotel workers union is backing the effort to oust the councilwoman. Trade unions and hoteliers are pushing a “no” vote ahead of the June 4 election.
Roger’s Gardens plays host to the annual event where about a hundred varieties of chiles will be available for purchase.
