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Sea level rise and questions about the integrity of radioactive waste storage canisters are propelling local anxiety over the decommissioned San Onofre nuclear reactor.
Due to COVID-19 impacts, California may be setting the stage to relinquish state control of some of its fairs. Meanwhile, OC’s Fairgrounds faces an identity crisis.
The fate of the land, and the historic Santa Anita neighborhood around it, now hinges on a potential three-way battle between activists and two government bodies.
Your guide to who’s leading in the race for this city’s seats.
Things began to quiet down in Orange County on Wednesday night, and people trickled back into their homes, after three days of wildfires, smoke, evacuations and anxiety.
Unprecedented early voter turnout. A pandemic. A high-stakes election. Orange County’s top elections official said a wildfire was the last thing he expected a week before election day.
Depending on whether conditions change, fire authorities expect full containment of both blazes by Nov. 10.
The candidates, whichever are successful, would oversee a city with a diverse population and strong working class presence.
Delays in getting a new voting system online means only two City Council seats are up for grabs in Mission Viejo.
The proposal for homes on an old quarry site has both supporters and opponents — and lots of campaign money behind it.