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4 Fullerton Spots Making a Difference in Their Community
These Fullerton spots give back to the community in many ways. The donation-based nonprofit thrift store partners with churches and charities in the area. Inside, you’ll find a thoughtfully curated selection of clothes, decor, toys, jewelry, and refurbished vintage furniture. Each sale allows Mustard Market to continue supporting local nonprofit partners, as well as its efforts to provide free books and education materials for all ages, resources for the homeless, and more. Follow the shop on Instagram for updates on the latest drops, deals, and outreach efforts. 415 S. Harbor Blvd., mustard.market.
Guessing Headlights
McLaren Split in Half in Deadly California Crash Suddenly Catches Fire Again Weeks Later
A McLaren that was torn in half during a deadly crash in Irvine, California, caught fire again more than a month later. What makes the second fire so unusual is where it happened. The wreckage ... Read more
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MENU: All 2026 Holiday Food and Drink at Knott’s Merry Farm — including Meal Plan eligible items
During the 2026 Knott’s Merry Farm season, you’ll find a winter wonderland offering up a holiday feast from corner to corner of the park. To help you this maximize your time during the season, we’ve compiled a big list of the food and drink options to help you strategize your day.
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Chapman men’s soccer sets NCAA record
In just 43 seconds, men's soccer players Oliver Adams and Hudson Weinberger scored three goals combined and set a new NCAA record. But as crazy as it sounds, quick scoring was always part of the plan. “We always try to get a goal early,” sophomore business administration major Oliver Adams...
USA TODAY Sports Media Group
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Turning Grey Infrastructure Green in Southern California
Southern California’s stormwater challenges are creating new opportunities for landscape architects to rethink how cities are built. The SoCal Grey to Green Conference takes place on Thursday, December 3, 2026, in Costa Mesa, bringing together researchers and industry professionals to explore practical ways to integrate green infrastructure into the local landscape.
takingthekids.com
The Under-The-Radar California Fabric Store Crafters Want To Keep Secret
Some fabric stores feel like a quick errand. This one feels more like an expedition with a shopping cart. The aisles stretch across 23,000 square feet of bolts, notions, and discount flat folds. How long could a quilter wander here before checking the clock?. Two founders opened the doors in...
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Marisol Ochoa
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Voice of OC
Brea Residents Sue City Leaders Over Public Records From Costco Tax-Sharing Deal
This is a community opinion piece. The views are the author’s, not Voice of OC’s. We’re interested in hearing different perspectives and voices. Want to weigh in on this or another issue? Email opinions@voiceofoc.org. The following is a press release from an organization unaffiliated with Voice of...
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Irvine, CA approves ranked choice voting
On November 3, voters in Irvine, CA voted to adopt ranked choice voting (RCV). Longmont, CO also passed a measure to adopt RCV this November, and RCV leads in Alaska – where voters were asked whether to keep the system. With this win in Irvine, ranked choice voting has passed in 36 of the last 38 city ballot measures.
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Snooze To Open New Restaurant In Brea
Snooze, an A.M. Eatery, is planning to open a new restaurant at 3325 E. Imperial Highway, Brea. The proposed location became public through a California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) license application filed under Snoozetown LLC. The application lists an On-Sale General Eating Place license, indicating that the business is seeking authorization to serve alcoholic beverages. The ABC filing, however, does not establish an opening date, and the company has not publicly confirmed a timeline for the new restaurant.