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Admit It: Tamra Judge Is the Villain ‘Real Housewives of Orange County’ Needs
Tamra Judge is crucial to the success of The Real Housewives of Orange County. From Gina and Emily’s bubbling tension to Alexis’ tornadic attack on Shannon, Tamra’s fingerprints are at the scene of each and every crime. She isn’t going anywhere.Much has been said about what makes a good Housewives villain, and for as popular as this season has been, it hasn’t escaped numerous calls for Tamra’s firing and claims she’s too nasty to make good TV. But here we are, watching the best Housewives season of the year, of which Tamra is the mastermind. And I can’t help but...
FBI raids home of Orange County supervisor’s daughter in Covid funds probe
The million-dollar home at the center of a lawsuit alleging the daughter of an Orange County supervisor used tax dollars to buy a house was raided by federal agents Thursday morning. LAist was first to report the raids. Rhiannon Do, an executive of the Viet America Society and daughter of O.C. Supervisor Andrew Do, bought […]
Orange County’s Randall Preserve to benefit from a $600,000 planning grant
The Wildlife Conservation Board (WCB) awarded a $600,000 grant to planning efforts at the Frank and Joan Randall Preserve/Genga [Tribal name TBD]. The preserve is a 387-acre property located near Newport Beach. It is considered the last piece of undeveloped Orange County coastline and was acquired for preservation as a coastal preserve in 2022.
Los Alamitos football overwhelms Western with a powerful effort
LOS ALAMITOS — Los Alamitos football coach Ray Fenton believes this year’s team seems different, and after just one quarter of play, his belief was playing out on the gridiron. The Griffins, ranked eighth in the Orange County preseason Top 25, scored five times in the opening quarter...
Hilbert Museum plays host to gold medal pieces of California Impressionism
The Hilbert Museum of California Art at Chapman University is playing host to the 113th Gold Medal Exhibition of the California Art Club. This year 163 artists were chosen to participate, out of more than 500 entrants, museum officials said. The Gold Medal Exhibition is a showcase for artists demonstrating...
The misuse of COVID relief funds alleged in OC has been prosecuted across the nation
The raid by law enforcement on Orange County Supervisor Andrew Do’s home and other properties linked to a charity that received $10.4 million in COVID-relief funds followed county allegations the money was used for personal gain, not feeding the elderly – the type of abuse that has triggered federal fraud investigations throughout the nation.
“The School That Works:” Cristo Rey High blends school, corporate internships
Pablo Rodriguez is a 14-year-old sophomore at Cristo Rey Orange County High School. But five times a month, his classroom is Slater Builders’ corporate office in Costa Mesa. Rodriguez has always wanted to be an architect. Thanks to his high school’s work-study program, he has practically as much experience interning at a general contractors firm as he does studying geometry.
San Clemente Moves to Crack Down on Homeless Encampments
San Clemente officials are cracking down on homeless encampments in the city after a landmark Supreme Court ruling gave cities more power to enforce anti-camping laws. The city council unanimously approved an update to the city’s anti-camping law that prevents people from sleeping on public streets and parks. It’s...
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