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in: Life / 04/12/2021 / by: Bryce Jorgensen

Food deserts remain an issue in Orange County’s poorest neighborhoods

Many impoverished neighborhoods in North Orange County are without healthy grocery options within walking or reasonable driving distance Orange County is often headlined as a playground for the

in: Featured, Life / 04/02/2021 / by: Martha Phillips

Hippity, hoppity Easter’s on its way

Easter has always had much symbolism attached to the holiday. There are both religious and secular rituals around the world demonstrating the significance of the Sunday celebration. Most

in: Life / 03/26/2021 / by: Martha Phillips

Recidivus: An addict’s resurrection story

Easter is my favorite holiday. I was dead on the inside. Years of drug and alcohol abuse left me morally, physically, emotionally and spiritually bankrupt. I prayed for

in: Life / 03/20/2021 / by: Bryce Jorgensen

Proposition 22 might be the first of many dominoes to fall against gig workers

A multi-million dollar ad push made by Uber, Lyft and Postmates in November 2020 was followed by the passing of Prop 22 in California, leaving the door open

in: Life / 03/17/2021 / by: Sydney Cooks

Get ahead on spring cleaning

As spring approaches with its many activities such as picnicking in the park, gardening or hiking, it’s easy to miss out on these things when you have not

in: Life / 03/16/2021 / by: Maisey Dillon

Restaurants patiently wait for the green light on St. Patrick’s Day

As COVID-19 cases decline and vaccines become available throughout the nation, restaurants in Orange County don’t know what to anticipate for St. Patrick’s Day O.C. restaurants are taking

in: Life / 03/15/2021 / by: Olivia Grace Morales

Six Flags Magic Mountain announces plans to reopen for spring 2021

Six Flags Magic Mountain in Valencia, California, announced that they plan to reopen the parks starting this spring season. No specific date is set yet, but this will

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in: Life / 03/11/2021 / by: Aharon Infante

San Juan Children’s Education Foundation hosts clothing drive

The San Juan Children’s Education Foundation held its fifth annual clothing drive on Feb. 6 at San Juan Elementary School. The event was open to the public and

in: Life, News / 03/08/2021 / by: Alyssa Gervacio

Disney announces official details for California Adventure’s ‘A Touch of Disney’ food and beverage event

Everything you need to know about Disney’s upcoming ticketed event Nearly a year after closing due to COVID-19, Disneyland announces that it will be holding a food and

in: Life / 03/01/2021 / by: Alyssa Gervacio

The history of Disney’s California Adventure Park through six refurbishments

Nearly 46 years after the opening of Disneyland, its sister park California Adventure Park opened on Feb. 8, 2001. Modeled to resemble the Epcot Theme Park in Florida’s

in: Life / 03/01/2021 / by: Yasmine Atta

Your next hobby according to your zodiac sign

See what new activity you should explore that can tend to your spiritual needs As astrology and zodiac signs attain more attention in pop culture, it has become

in: Community, Life / 02/24/2021 / by: Katarina De Almeida

Local home kitchen dishes out traditional Filipino meals for Mission Viejo residents

Cristina Peczon-Rodriguez, a special education assistant teacher and an aspiring restauranteur, has a private Facebook group called the Bottomless Pit Kid, where she whips up home-cooked Filipino dishes

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