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PHOTOS: Crean Lutheran athletes make college decisions during signing ceremony
Crean Lutheran athletes make it official Wednesday during a ceremony at Crean Lutheran. (Photos courtesy Crean Lutheran High School, Samantha Burgett, marketing media associate. Seven Crean Lutheran athletes, cheered on by coaches, family and friends, made their college decisions Wednesday during a signing ceremony in the campus gymnasium. The athletes:
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Wildcats end season at Irvine playoffs game; Coach: 29 Palms rallied in second half, fought till final second
IRVINE — The Twentynine Palms High School varsity football team fell 50-33 to University High School on the road Friday, Nov. 6, in the first round of CIF playoffs. The Wildcats entered playoffs as league champions after amassing a 3-0 league record and a 5-6 overall mark. Against University,...
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Anaheim Agrees Not to Restrict Unhoused People’s Movement Around Shelters
The city of Anaheim agreed not to engage in a policy that restricted unhoused people from walking or biking to and from city-funded shelters, a part of a civil rights settlement with Orange County, according to court papers obtained Thursday. Under the former policy, shelter residents who did not own...
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UC Irvine Breaks Ground on 1,065-Bed Dorm Project Set to Open Fall 2028
UC Irvine has broken ground on two six- to seven-story apartment buildings on the east side of campus, the fifth phase of its East Campus Student Apartments and the university's latest attempt to close a persistent gap between how many students want to live on campus and how many beds exist. The project is planned to add approximately 1,065 beds in 308 apartment units across 3.2 acres, with projected fall 2028 rents of $982 to $2,017 per bed per month — about 34% below comparable market rates.
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Costa Mesa Lets One Metro West Skip Mural, Use Wavy Facade for Art Mandate Instead
Drivers cruising past the 405 Freeway in Costa Mesa may soon notice something unusual rippling along a massive apartment complex: a wave-shaped facade with light coves that can change color, built not as decoration but to satisfy the city's public art requirement. The Costa Mesa Planning Commission voted 6-0 on Monday to approve the public art plan for One Metro West, a 957-unit residential complex planned just north of the freeway.