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The Bone-In Ribeye At This Steakhouse In California Is So Good, It’s Worth A Drive
A great steakhouse has a certain energy. The kind of place people talk about long after dinner ends. Plates arrive sizzling. Bread disappears in minutes. The room fills with that unmistakable steakhouse buzz. People keep coming back. Year after year. Sometimes for the steak. Sometimes for the feeling of walking...
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This $7.4M California Mountain Bike Park With 15 Miles Of Trails Is Set To Debut In Early 2026 (And It’s Less Than An Hour From L.A.)
Big things are rolling into Southern California. A brand-new mountain bike park is rising in Santa Clarita, and riders across the region are already paying attention. The scale alone makes it stand out. The location makes it even more compelling. Sitting about 35 miles north of downtown Los Angeles, the park could quickly become one of the most accessible mountain biking destinations in the region.
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The Friends of CA Citrus Park celebrate the 4th Annual Citrus Festival on Saturday March 28
The Friends of California Citrus Park will host the 4th Annual Citrus Festival at California Citrus State Historic Park on Saturday, March 28, 2026!. Celebrate the height of the citrus season with the Annual Citrus Festival from 11 am to 5 pm Visitors can enjoy a variety of citrus tastings, cultural and educational booths, craft vendors, cooking demonstrations by Saboreé Catering & Events, live music performed by local fan favorite, Southbound & Company, hands-on activities, a kid’s corner that includes games, crafts, a learning lab, story time and more, and an array of food and beverages options, including a beer garden.
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The Offspring, Duran Duran, James Taylor to headline California’s ‘BeachLife Festival’ 2026
Southern California’s beloved waterfront music celebration is set to make waves once again. The BeachLife Festival will take over Seaside Lagoon in Redondo Beach from May 1–3, 2026, bringing together an eclectic mix of legendary acts and contemporary favorites for three days of live music, art, and coastal-inspired experiences.
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Casa Vega's footprint ‘nearly doubles' as the permanent Ray Vega Patio debuts
Southern California has a bounty of venues that have oodles of indoor character, those cozy dens of plush and velvety lushness. There are also notable regional venues that feel particularly outdoorsy, thanks to breezy spaces that are open and bright. Casa Vega has always been on the "cozy den" end...
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This California Smokehouse Is A Must-Visit For Anyone Who Loves Proper Brisket
Tucked away in an industrial corner of Anaheim, California, Blake’s Place has been quietly earning its reputation as one of Orange County’s best barbecue spots since 1996. If you’ve ever craved brisket with a real smoke ring, a thick bark, and meat so tender it practically falls apart, this is the place.
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Traffic Alert for Sunday Afternoon at the Glen Helen Amphitheater for a Concert Tonight
DEVORE, CA. (Pain In The Pass) >> The Glen Helen Amphitheater will be hosting a concert for Peso Pluma and friends Sunday night March 8, 2026. Tickets and upgrades are still available for purchase. General Parking on each day opens at 5pm noon. The gates open at 7pm, concert starts...
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Puesto Introduces “Girl Dinner” Wednesdays
Puesto is giving Wednesdays a new reason to celebrate with the launch of Girl Dinner, a weekly midweek special designed for a fun and relaxed night out. Available every Wednesday from 3 p.m. to close, Girl Dinner is served on a gold tray and priced at $40 per guest. The chef curated offering includes a Puesto Perfect Margarita, the restaurant’s Baja Fish taco and Filet Mignon taco, along with Puesto Perfect Guacamole and Chips for a well rounded meal.
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All full-loop trails reopen at Big Morongo Canyon Preserve
Two and a half years after the damage sustained by Tropical Storm Hilary, the staff at Big Morongo Canyon Preserve have announced all boardwalk trails are now re-opened after intensive repairs. Reporter Gabriel Hart spoke to Big Morongo Canyon Executive Director Kevin Wong about the long wait for repairs, the time constraints for migratory bird nesting, and what they will improve next.
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Cannes winners, Oscar nominees coming to Redlands
REDLANDS, Calif. — The Redlands Cinema Classic will return this spring with a monthlong series of international films, bringing five award-winning features and documentaries to the Harkins Mountain Grove 16 theater throughout April. The Spring 2026 Film Series runs from April 1 through April 30, with screenings scheduled Wednesday...
orangecoast.com
Inside OCMA’s New Era With Director Kathryn Kanjo
As an art historian and the new museum director, Kathryn Kanjo brings decades of curatorial experience to the UC Irvine Langson Orange County Museum of Art. In a historic merger last September, the University of California, Irvine, acquired the Orange County Museum of Art, bringing together several monumental collections. The new institution houses the Irvine Museum, Gerald Buck, and OCMA collections all in one space, showcasing more than 9,000 works from the 19th century through the present. Kanjo, formerly the David C. Copley Director and CEO of the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego (the first woman to hold that position), will oversee the new museum. The California native brings with her decades of curatorial experience as well as a love of contemporary art.
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Performing Arts Center opens at CSUSB
Cal State San Bernardino has opened a much-anticipated Performing Arts Center. More than 400 people attended a ribbon-cutting ceremony March 4 at the facility, which university officials hope will become a focal point for the arts in San Bernardino County, according to a statement on the school’s website. “Through...
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Southern California's 'Ramen Capital' Has A Must-Visit Foodie Trail With Exceptional Japanese Eats
It's interesting to think that a dish first cooked in Japan's alleyway kitchens a little over a century ago could rise to the status of national treasure. But that's essentially the story of ramen in a nutshell. Not only has the original concoction of noodles in hot, umami broth spun off into a plethora of styles — tonkotsu, miso, shoyu, shio, tsukemen, toritaipan — but it's also now one of Japan's major cultural exports. High-quality ramen restaurants have opened up across America, in part driven by a 36% increase in the Japanese population over the past two decades, and nowhere is that truer than in Torrance, California.