Missing Local High School Teacher Found Dead in Costa Mesa
After Orion Adrian Gardner, a Dana Point resident and JSerra Catholic High School science teacher, was reported as a critically ...
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UPDATE: Coastal Fire Fully Contained
Featured Image: Several fire and emergency response crews work to extinguish the roughly 200-acre Coastal Fire that threatened homes and ...
California, West Coast Under Tsunami Advisory
By Shawn Raymundo The West Coast of the United States is under a tsunami advisory following a volcanic eruption that ...
BREAKING: Small Plane Makes Emergency Landing Near San Clemente
By Shawn Raymundo A small aircraft made an emergency landing on Interstate 5, just south of Basilone Road, on Monday ...
County-Run Beaches, Parking Lots to Close for Fourth of July Weekend
By Shawn Raymundo and Zach Cavanagh County-operated beaches and parking lots will be closed over the holiday weekend in an ...
BREAKING: OCSD Investigating Homicide at San Clemente Home
By Shawn Raymundo Homicide investigators are looking into the death of a 40-year-old man who was killed at his San ...
UPDATE: MemorialCare Files Lawsuit Against City for Hospital Zoning Ordinance; City Responds
Lawsuit requests zoning ordinance be repealed, seeks $42.5 million in potential damages; city responds with press release Saddleback Memorial Medical ...
Marine Killed at Camp Pendleton During Live Ammunition Training
By Eric Heinz A U.S. Marine assigned to 1st Marine Division was found dead with a gunshot wound to the ...
Updated: Trailer Engulfed in Flames in San Clemente; Bystanders Offer Help to Owner
Cause of fire could not be detemined by OCFA investigators; Dana Point man was living in RV destroyed by inferno ...
Update: SCHS Principal Michael Halt Ousted from School, Principal Issues Statement
Parents, teachers, students voicing support for outgoing principal Former SCHS Principal Michael Halt. Photo: Jim Shilander By Jim Shilander The ...
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