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'Aggressive shark behavior' confirmed in ocean waters off California coast; City restricts access
The City of San Clemente has closed ocean water access at all its beaches due to confirmed aggressive shark behavior near T-Street Beach. The decision comes after sightings of sharks displaying unusual behavior in the area, prompting concerns for public safety.
Whistleblowers expose the Orange County family court crisis
A year after Catherine Kassenoff, a former New York prosecutor, took her life in hopes to shed light on the family court crisis in America, nothing has changed. Though Catherine’s troubles were in New York, those issues exist throughout the country.
Orange County substitute teacher quits, says school ignored her mold concerns
A substitute teacher in La Habra is out of a job after she voiced her concerns over a moldy classroom to a school’s administration, she said. Julie Coelho says she’s been reporting a moldy classroom administrators at Olita Elementary School for years, but hasn’t received a response. In an Instagram page called @SpeakUpForStudents, Coelho documents […]
Upcoming Events in Corona, CA: A Guide to Local Activities from May 27 to June 2, 2024
This article contains content summarized or organized by AI tools. Learn more. We Are Not Saints is an AA meeting in Corona, CA, focused on providing support for individuals seeking help with alcohol addiction in a smoke-free environment.
Upcoming Events in Santa Ana: A Guide to the Week of May 27 - June 2, 2024
This article contains content summarized or organized by AI tools. Learn more. Kick off Memorial Weekend with Hot Friday featuring DJ Refresh. Enjoy non-stop dancing and high-energy beats with open format music including Hip Hop and Reggaeton.
How Therapy Dogs in California Are Helping Kids Improve Literacy and Gain Confidence
Not only are dogs adorable, but studies say that petting one is a great way to reduce blood pressure. In addition, they lower cholesterol, reduce stress and boost moods, according to the American Heart Association.
When Will OC Veterans See A Cemetery Built at Gypsum Canyon?
This Memorial Day, local veterans are still waiting for Orange County’s first state veterans cemetery as World War 2, Korean War and Vietnam War veterans are increasingly dying. State and local leaders are promising the project is moving ahead at lightning pace while they’re unable to say when the...
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