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Irvine Police arrest woman, hunt second suspect in string of gym parking lot burglaries
The Irvine Police Department is asking for the public’s help identifying a second suspect connected to a series of vehicle burglaries targeting gym parking lots in Irvine. According to police, detectives investigated multiple incidents last month in which wallets and purses were stolen from vehicles while victims were working out inside local gyms. One of the stolen credit cards was later used at a retail store, where surveillance cameras captured two suspects.
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Missing since July 2025 from Orange, California: Haileigh Oatman was 15 when she vanished
Haileigh Elizabeth Oatman has been missing from Orange, California (Orange County), since July 25, 2025, according to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC). She would now be 16 years old.
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Big Brian’s Meats to Open First Brick-and-Mortar in Lakewood
An award-winning barbecue company that grew from backyard cooking into one of Southern California’s most visible catering operations is opening its first permanent location in Lakewood. Big Brian’s Meats will open at 5574 South St., near the intersection of Bellflower Boulevard and South Street. Big Brian’s Meats’ menu...
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Third Extension Buys More Time for Labor Negotiations at LA-Long Beach Ports
Labor negotiations for security workers at the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach have been extended for the third time, again pushing back the possibility of a strike at the twin gateways. LA-Long Beach Watchmen Strike Delayed Again as Talks Run to Friday The Pacific Maritime Association (PMA) and the Local 26 branch of the International Longshore and Warehouse Union (ILWU) have agreed to extend their contract through Nov. 20, with additional talks scheduled during that period. The negotiation deadline for a new contract was initially pushed back from Nov. 1 to Nov. 4, before being delayed a second time to Nov. 6. While the union representing the security guards has not commented publicly on the negotiations, the PMA said it “remains committed to reaching a fair agreement at the bargaining table that avoids disruption at the nation’s two busiest ports.” The roughly 250 port watchmen have been working under a contract extension since the deal between the local union and the PMA expired last July. Despite the parties meeting regularly for talks, according to the association, there has been no progress on a deal. The guards operate under a separate contract from the rest of the ILWU dockworkers
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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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How to watch: MaxPreps Game of the Week features No. 24 Centennial vs. No. 13 Mater Dei in SoCal playoff rematch
The MaxPreps Game of the Week is putting California's Southern Section Division 1 quarterfinals in the spotlight Friday as No. 24 Centennial (Corona) takes the short trip to Orange County to face No. 13 Mater Dei (Santa Ana) at Santa Ana Stadium. Payback is in play for Centennial (7-3), which...