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• Man accused of laundering $1 million in Placentia embezzlement by ex-finance manager

  28-03-2017 22:55 via ocregister.com
  
  A Los Angeles finance executive has been accused of helping the city of Placentia’s former financial-services manager launder more than $1 million in embezzled funds from the cash-strapped municipality.
  Herbert Norris Trotter Jr., 45, of Santa...
  
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• Orange County real estate market 'insanely hot,' but here's why you can't find a house

  28-03-2017 22:16 via ocregister.com
  
  It's not really a concern about rising interest rates that's created a sizzling housing market in Orange County, but a lack of sellers.
  That's the latest from Steve Thomas at Reports on Housing, who says two-thirds of the action is at $750,000 or...
  
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• Chapman University mumps outbreak now up to 7 students

  28-03-2017 21:12 via ocregister.com
  
  An outbreak of mumps at Chapman University has grown to seven cases and students are urged to make sure their vaccinations are up-to-date.
  The Health Care Agency said there are four confirmed cases of mumps and three probable cases, involving six law...
  
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• Laguna Hills Meals on Wheels programs reflect nationwide concerns over Trump budget cuts

  28-03-2017 21:11 via ocregister.com
  
  On a recent morning, a woman holding a shopping basket filled with cereal, Polish sausage and Caesar salad, walked upstairs to a condo unit in Laguna Woods.
  As usual, Kim Roberts, 62, and her cat, Scout, were waiting on the other side of the door to...
  
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• Man arrested on suspicion of 2 separate stabbings in Costa Mesa

  28-03-2017 21:10 via ocregister.com
  
  COSTA MESA – A 34-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of stabbing two people at random in Costa Mesa, one just outside outside a 99 Cents Only store, police said on Tuesday.
  The most recent attack was Monday morning outside the 99 Cents Only...
  
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• Del Taco near Disneyland among 4 closures

  28-03-2017 19:16
  The latest round of Orange County restaurant closures includes a Del Taco forced to close to make room for new development near Disneyland. The restaurant's last day open is today, March 28. The Del Taco on Katella Avenue at the I-5 freeway near Disneyland is closing at the end of business, Tuesday, March 28. The Lake Forest-based chain said "this is an isolated closing as the new development taking over does not permit drive-through establishments.
  
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• Del Taco near Disneyland among 4 restaurants closing in Orange County

  28-03-2017 16:31 via ocregister.com
  
  The latest round of Orange County restaurant closures includes a Del Taco forced to close to make room for new development near Disneyland. The restaurant’s last day open is today, March 28.
  Here’s the latest:
  • The Del Taco on Katella Avenue...
  
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• Former Spitzer aide sues Orange County over supervisor's 'raging temper,' alleging wrongful termination

  28-03-2017 15:20 via ocregister.com
  
  A former aide to Orange County Supervisor Todd Spitzer has sued the county and her ex-boss alleging that Spitzer’s “raging temper” toward employees caused her health problems and that when she requested to transfer to a new county position she...
  
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• Anaheim girl's family to get $15.9 million for care after she was hit by a car on way to school

  28-03-2017 15:20 via ocregister.com
  
  ANAHEIM – The family of a girl severely injured when struck by a red-light runner while crossing the street to Juliette Low Elementary School would receive $15.9 million from the city, a school district and a company that staffs crossing guards...
  
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• Trump march in Huntington Beach turned into 30-minute violent brawl with 'a lot of people punching'

  28-03-2017 15:15 via ocregister.com
  
  A day after several videos surfaced of angry marchers punching and cursing at protesters, journalists and others at the Make America Great Again rally in Huntington Beach on Saturday, those who were assaulted are asking why police didn’t act to...
  
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• 50-mph winds coming to Southern California on Tuesday

  28-03-2017 15:15 via ocregister.com
  
  With winds gusting up to 50 mph in spots throughout Southern California on Tuesday, March 28, anyone heading to the beach or out on the water should stay alert, officials said, but landlubbers don’t have much to fear besides trash cans tipping...
  
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• Who's the best at booze delivery? New alcohol delivery services by...

  28-03-2017 14:21
  To start, Postmates orders of $30 or more will have free delivery . If the customer is an Unlimited subscriber, the delivery is always free - no minimum order.
  
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• a Sanctuarya threat sparks response from Southern California cities

  28-03-2017 09:39
  While U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions warned sanctuary cities Monday that they could lose some federal funding if they didn't cooperate with immigration officials, experts and local officials said California cities are already complying with federal law. Sessions' statement echoed President Donald Trump's campaign pledge to "defund" sanctuary cities, which are typically defined as those that largely do not pursue immigration-related enforcement.
  
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• 50-mph gusts coming to Southern California on Tuesday

  28-03-2017 07:46 via ocregister.com
  
  With winds gusting up to 50 mph in spots throughout Southern California on Tuesday, March 27, anyone heading to the beach or out on the water should stay alert, officials said, but landlubbers don’t have much to fear besides trash cans tipping...
  
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• Visitors at Laguna Beach schools will soon need a state or federal ID to get on campus

  28-03-2017 07:34 via ocregister.com
  
  LAGUNA BEACH A new security screening beginning in April will require all visitors to Laguna Beach Unified’s four schools to show state or federal identification – and be run through a national sex offender data base – before being allowed to...
  
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• Costa Mesa discussing $36 million renovation of Lions Park that includes new library with cafe

  28-03-2017 06:30 via ocregister.com
  
  COSTA MESA -- A $36 million plan to upgrade Lions Park by demolishing a community center to make way for a new two-story library with a cafe is the topic of a joint city meeting Tuesday, March 28.
  The City Council will meet at 6 p.m. with Planning...
  
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• Most Southern California beaches could erode by 2100 without human intervention, study finds

  28-03-2017 05:43 via ocregister.com
  
  Rising seas are eating away at ocean-front sand at a pace that could leave Southern California with few usable beaches by the end of this century, scientists announced Monday.
  Research based on information from the U.S. Geological Survey’s newly...
  
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• Schools briefly on lockdown in Anaheim during search for armed robbers

  28-03-2017 04:54
  Two schools in Anaheim were on lockdown briefly Monday afternoon while police searched for armed suspects who they believe robbed an illegal marijuana dispensary. Ball Junior High School was locked down at about 1:40 p.m. and Palm Lane Elementary School did the same about 10 minutes later after as many as three males with handguns robbed the illicit establishment in a nearby area.
  
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• LAPD again tops Baker to Vegas relay; Inland Empire sheriffa s win categories

  28-03-2017 04:54
  Teams from the Riverside County and San Bernardino County sheriff's departments were among those that won their categories in the 33rd Baker to Vegas Challenge Cup relay Sunday. The Los Angeles Police Department's agency-wide team was the overall top finisher for the sixth year in a row, with its runners covering the 120-mile, 20-stage footrace in a combined 12 hours, 52 minutes, 38 seconds.
  
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• Disneyland and Yamaha help Anaheim schools get musical instruments

  28-03-2017 04:54
  Mickey Mouse joins fifth grade students at Stoddard Elementary School in Anaheim as they receive trombones as part of the Anaheim Elementary School District's Music Makers Exploratory Wheel program. The five-year program will provide five sets of instruments to 10 schools in the district.
  
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• Trump march fallout continues 2 days after Huntington Beach violence

  28-03-2017 04:30 via ocregister.com
  
  A day after several videos surfaced of angry marchers punching and cursing at protesters, journalists and others at the Make America Great Again rally in Huntington Beach on Saturday, those who were assaulted are asking why police didn’t act to...
  
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• More About America's Last True Liberal President

  28-03-2017 02:17
  Richard Nixon was the first U.S. president who made a promise to close the U.S-Mexican border to illegal drugs and unwanted people part of an election-winning strategy. Speaking on the campaign trail from Anaheim, California, in 1968, Candidate Nixon promised to deal with the "marijuana problem" protested by parents of California's youth by intercepting Mexican drugs at the border.
  
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• Man driving a stolen vehicle avoids capture after running through an Irvine supermarket

  28-03-2017 01:56 via ocregister.com
  
  IRVINE – A man seen driving a stolen vehicle avoided capture in a shopping center parking lot by getting out of the car and running through a grocery store in the 3900 block of Irvine Boulevard around 9:45 p.m. Sunday, police said.
  An officer...
  
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• Fishing vs. environment: Have 5 years of restrictions off the coast helped sea creatures?

  28-03-2017 01:07 via ocregister.com
  
  Fisherman David Hansen has one pressing question: Will the waters off Laguna Beach ever open up to anglers again?
  Five years isn’t enough time to figure out if Marine Protected Areas have helped sea life flourish since select waters along...
  
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