The Orange County Transportation Authority’s emergency construction work has been successful in stopping slope movement and stabilizing the tracks in south San Clemente, clearing the
The Orange County Transportation Authority is looking for public input to help continue planning for an efficient, balanced and sustainable transportation network through the next
This Sunday, January 15 is an opportunity to get some exercise while enjoying the beauty of Orange County’s backcountry. OC Parks is hosting a moderately-paced,
Enjoy a strenuous, extremely challenging, fast-paced cardio hike in Fremont Canyon this Thursday, December 22. This is an advanced 16 mile cardio hike, completed in
Abraham Lincoln’s Thanksgiving Day proclamation, 1863: By the President of the United States of America A Proclamation The year that is drawing toward its close
Chapman University announced last week its acquisition of the Anavia Apartments in Anaheim, with the intention of converting the apartment building in to student housing that can
Be prepared to experience the beauty and wonder of Weir Canyon, part of OCParks’ Irvine Ranch Open Space, steeped in history and lore, on this
Motorists should expect delays and plan alternate routes this weekend as construction work on the westbound 91 Express Lanes in Orange County will result in
This weekend is the public’s last chance to drink pilseners from a stein, stomp out a polka, consume bratwursts and generally celebrate Oktoberfest at the
The Orange County Transportation Authority today finalized a contract with a geo-technical firm to begin emergency work to stabilize the railroad track through southern San
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