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Felony Charges Expected Against Man Suspected of Killing Acquaintance
Felony charges are expected to be filed Thursday against a man suspected of gunning down a 55-year-old acquaintance in Wildomar. Daniel Anthony Grossman, 34, of Brea was arrested and booked into the Byrd Detention Center Sunday on suspicion of murder following a Riverside County Sheriff’s Department investigation into the death of Shawn Ripley of Wildomar.
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La Habra Church Breaks Ground on 21 Homes, Eyes $30M for Catholic Ministries
The Diocese of Orange broke ground this week on a 21-home private housing development at Our Lady of Guadalupe parish in La Habra, converting a patch of land once used occasionally as a softball field into two-story townhomes designed to help pay for Catholic ministries for decades to come. Bishop Kevin Vann led the groundbreaking service and blessing, praying for construction workers' safety and the project's successful completion.
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Irvine police warn of dangers linked to viral ‘Door Kick Challenge'
The Irvine Police Department is warning residents about the dangers of a social media trend known as the “Door Kick Challenge,” which involves kicking the front doors of homes, recording the act and fleeing before anyone answers. According to police, the challenge is circulating on social media again,...
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The price of calling Orange home
Being a college town comes with benefits. It also comes with a bill. In Orange, disagreements over who should pay it have put Chapman and city officials at odds. Chapman generates over $631 million in reported economic activity for the city, bringing students, employees, visitors and business into the surrounding community. But city officials argue that the university’s economic presence does not necessarily translate into direct financial support for the public services needed to sustain it. Chapman’s presence is also thought to significantly raise the value of homes near the school.
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Concordia University Irvine Women’s Title IX Lawsuit Earns Class-Action Certification
After the men's and women's swim & dive teams were cut in May 2025, a judge ordered CUI to reinstate the women's program last October. Stock photo via Crash Kamon. The Title IX lawsuit filed against Concordia University Irvine (CUI) by members of its women’s swimming & diving and tennis teams earned Class Certification on Friday.