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This California landmark next to I-5 is finally being demolished

U.S. Rep. Mike Levin announced that the remaining nuclear waste will be removed from the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station and the iconic twin domes are scheduled to be demolished by the end of 2027.

San Clemente, CA · 1d

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This $14 Million Equestrian Estate Sits Within a Double-Gated Orange County Community

Coto de Caza is one of Orange County’s oldest, most exclusive guard-gated communities, where The Real Housewives reality TV franchise was famously born. Although it has frequently been in the spotlight, Coto still offers plenty of private oases. Tucked away on the northeast side, Los Ranchos Estates is a separate gated enclave of about 75 homes—the majority of which sit on multi-acre lots zoned for horses. One of those equestrian estates deserves its own close-up. Art Week NYC Has Officially Kicked Off at the Met Built in 1981 but since renovated, the spread at 31742 Contijo Way comprises an 8,400-square-foot main residence, a one-bedroom guest house, and a one-bedroom barn. The three-acre grounds offer an equestrian’s essentials—a four-stall barn with a tack room, office, and saloon set beside a riding arena and three pastures—plus a couple of resort-style touches like a pool and spa. An aerial view of the three-acre compound with equestrian amenities. Brandon Beechler The property has been on and off the market since September 2012, but last sold in November 2025 for $6.3 million, Zillow shows . It returned to market in October with a new asking price of $13.99 million. Ariana Gaffoglio and Nick Duran of

Orange County, CA · 2d

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Orange County Business Council Welcomes New Board Members

“As Orange County continues to grow and evolve, it’s more important than ever to bring together leaders who are committed to shaping its future,” said Jeffrey Ball, president and chief executive officer of OCBC. “These new board members represent the expertise, vision and collaborative spirit that will help keep our region among the nation’s strongest and most dynamic economies.”

Orange County, CA · 1d

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H Mart May Be Planning Laguna Hills Location

H Mart may be preparing to open a new supermarket in Laguna Hills, according to a social media post by @926oc on Instagram. The potential development has drawn attention to the Korean-American grocery chain’s possible expansion into the Orange County community. The post identifies a potential connection between the...

Laguna Hills, CA · 20h

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Moulin Preparing To Expand In Costa Mesa

Moulin is preparing for another presence in Costa Mesa, bringing its French-inspired bakery and café concept to 298 E 17th St., Suite A, according to a social media announcement shared by 926OC. The company operates a collection of cafés and bakeries throughout Orange County, serving French-inspired food and beverages....

Costa Mesa, CA · 15h

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OC residents whose homes were damaged in Norte Fire describe hurdles after filing insurance claims

Three weeks after the Norte Fire damaged or destroyed seven homes in Orange County, some residents whose homes remain standing say they are facing serious smoke damage and insurance challenges as they try to return home. Among them is San Juan Capistrano resident Cyndi Dudek, who evacuated her neighborhood as the fast-moving fire approached. “It was very frightening,” Dudek said. Dudek had moved into her home in August. Two months later, on October 16, the fire reached her neighborhood. She said conditions deteriorated rapidly as she evacuated. “From the time I went from my front door just to my car, we were gasping. The smoke was in our face,” she said. Although homes one block away were destroyed, Dudek's home remained standing. Still, she said the property suffered extensive smoke damage. “We lost the habitability,” Dudek said. She said a strong odor remains throughout the home and that ash continues to cover nearly everything inside. Dudek said she is especially concerned because her husband has compromised lungs. An expected lawsuit alleges the destructive Norte Fire in Orange County was caused by a San Diego Gas & Electric equipment failure. The couple filed a claim with the California FAIR Plan, the

Orange County, CA · 2d

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Anaheim sets July 2027 deadline for A-Town developer to revise stalled housing deals

Anaheim City Council voted 6-1 Tuesday, with Mayor Ashleigh Aitken opposing, to terminate its A-Town development agreement with PT Metro, LLC on July 31, 2027, unless amendments addressing the project's performance milestones are adopted by then. The discussion of the development agreement on Tuesday was the required public hearing mandated...

Anaheim, CA · 21h

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Anaheim council approves $955M solar deal, appoints city manager

Anaheim is committing to a nearly billion-dollar clean-energy purchase that will power roughly 75,000 homes for two decades, a decision the City Council made Tuesday night along with appointing a new city manager. The council approved a 20-year agreement with Heartland Solar 1 LLC to buy power from a 150-megawatt...

Anaheim, CA · 1d

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Olive Young Plans Four New Stores Across Greater Los Angeles

South Korean health and beauty retailer Olive Young is planning four new stores across Greater Los Angeles, further expanding its presence in the region with locations at major shopping destinations by the first half of 2027. The company announced that the stores are planned for Irvine Spectrum Center in Irvine,...

Los Angeles, CA · 13h

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Cancer institute backed by Larry Ellison plans major layoffs in Los Angeles

A notice filed last week shows the Ellison Medical Institute in West L.A. will permanently cut 88 positions in the new year.

Los Angeles, CA · 2d

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Pat Boone Finds a Buyer for His Longtime Beverly Hills Home

Pat Boone is one step closer to parting with his longtime Beverly Hills home, which found a buyer last week. The singer and TV personality listed the 1939 traditional-style house in June for $22.95 million. He’s finally looking to downsize after turning 92, he told Mansion Global at the time.

Beverly Hills, CA · 20h

Los Angeles Times

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Troubled LAX people mover drops further into junk bond status as key deadline nears

Fitch Ratings significantly downgraded the LINXS Skylink people mover project at LAX as it continues to face setbacks while approaching a key deadline.

Los Angeles, CA · 1d

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This California Antique Shop Has Been Selling Rare Treasures Since 1888 And Is Still Family-Owned

Some businesses have been around so long that their history is almost as interesting as what they sell. But this one has a few stories that sound almost too unusual to be true. For starters, its earliest customers weren’t shopping for antiques at all. The business began with something...

Pasadena, CA · 1d

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Korean Immigrant Opened a California Home Goods Store in 1979, and His Grandson Is Still Carrying It Forward

Kimchi refrigerators, rice cookers, and thick Korean blankets fill a two-story home goods store that has served families for nearly five decades. Its founder arrived from Korea with an idea: make familiar household essentials easier to find for immigrants building new lives. What began as a small shop grew into...

Los Angeles, CA · 1d

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Sweet Cute to Open First Brick-and-Mortar Ice Cream Shop in Culver City

After spending the past year and a half building a following through pop-ups in Culver City, scratch-made ice cream business Sweet Cute is preparing to open its first permanent shop at 10601 Washington Blvd., Suite 101, at the corner of Overland Avenue, according to Toddrickallen. What Now Los Angeles reached...

Culver City, CA · 17h

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Florence-Firestone County Lot Eyed for Affordable Housing as County Considers Development Talks

A vacant county-owned lot on Central Avenue in Florence-Firestone could be transformed into affordable housing, public open space, commercial space and parking under a recommendation that went before the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors this week. The proposal centers on a 13,000-square-foot parcel at 7700 South Central Avenue, which county officials are considering pairing with a plan to hand over a nearby vacant building to a local community group.

Los Angeles County, CA · 1d

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Even business-friendly Vernon is souring on data centers

There is only one place new data centers are being built in the greater Los Angeles area: the city of Vernon. Just south of downtown L.A., it's a city made up almost exclusively of companies. About 50,000 people commute every day into Vernon to work, but only about 300 actually live there, and the city government is famous for its friendliness to heavy industry.

Vernon, CA · 1d

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Housing expert blasts 'absurd' California red tape keeping affordable homes out of reach

Mitch Roschelle says California bureaucracy is hindering affordable housing development in Los Angeles despite laws allowing additional housing units, calling the ‘blue tape’ ‘absurd.’

California · 3d

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Edison to Hold Pasadena Meeting Thursday on Eaton Fire Claims, Critics Call Offers Inadequate

Utility reports more than $1.1 billion offered ahead of its Nov. 30 claim deadline; survivor advocates and plaintiffs’ lawyers say the program pays too little. Southern California Edison will hold an in-person community meeting Thursday, Nov. 12, in Pasadena to answer survivors’ questions about its Eaton Fire compensation program before the program stops accepting claims Nov. 30.

Pasadena, CA · 2d