Correa Concedes Supervisor's Race But Says He Will Pursue Evidence of Voter Fraud

Correa Concedes Supervisor's Race But Says He Will Pursue Evidence of Voter Fraud

Updated: Lake Forest Councilman Charged with Campaign Sign Petty Theft

Councilman Adam Nick is charged with two misdemeanors for allegedly stealing opponent Councilman Scott Voights' signs in front of a deputy.

Correa Switches Focus to Voting Place Irregularities to Keep Hope Alive for Supervisor Election

After coming in 43 votes shy of Supervisor Andrew Do, Lou Correa is looking for proof of voting problems to overturn the election results.

OC Lawmakers Mixed on Whether to Kill State's Vaccination Exemptions

Representing the epicenter of the measles outbreak and anti-vaccination voter pockets, politicians walk a fine line on vaccination policy.

Citing Voting 'Irregularities' County Supervisor Candidate Calls for Recount

County Supervisor candidate Lou Correa says he has reason to believe questionable votes could have affected the outcome of the election.

Citing Voting 'Irregularities' County Supervisor Candidate Calls for Recount

County Supervisor candidate Lou Correa says he has reason to believe questionable votes could have affected the outcome of the election.

Recount Called for Razor-Thin Board of Supervisors Election

Former state Sen. Lou Correa wants his 43-vote differential with top vote-getter Andrew Do verified via a recount.

Do's Election Gives OC a Majority Asian-American Board of Supervisors

Andrew Do today defeated former state Sen. Lou Correa by 43 votes to become the newest Orange County Supervisor.

Do's Election Gives OC a Majority Asian-American Board of Supervisors

Andrew Do today defeated former state Sen. Lou Correa by 43 votes to become the newest Orange County Supervisor.

County Supervisor's Race Still Too Close to Call

With thousands of ballots left to count, Andrew Do pulls 257 votes ahead of former state Sen. Lou Correa in the Board of Supervisors race.

Clinton, Biden Visit OC Touting Proposal for Free Community College

Vice President Joe Biden will conclude his Southern California trip in Irvine today at a conference for patient safety and technology.

Harris makes it Official - She's Running for Senator

Former Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, billionaire environmental activist Tom Steyer, and a host of pols are also considering bids.

Newsom Not Interested in Boxer's Senate Seat

Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom announced that despite rumors that he could run for Barbara Boxer's seat, he has no interest in the senate.

County's First Japanese-American Supervisor Takes Office

Former Dana Point Mayor Lisa Bartlett was sworn in to replace Supervisor Patricia Bates Tuesday

Election Results for County Seats: 2 New Supes and Assessor Gets the Boot

Orange County will see a changing of the guard.

REAL-TIME RESULTS: Who Will Win a Seat on Seal Beach City Council?

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Initiative Would Prevent Police Agencies from Deporting Illegal Immigrants

Signature gathering has begun.

Opponents of Bag Ban Start Collecting Signatures to Overturn It

To be successful, the effort needs the signatures of 504,760 registered voters by Dec. 29 to qualify for the ballot.

New Law: 'A Toy Should Look Like a Toy and Not a Lethal Weapon'

The Imitation Firearms Safety Act aims to curb the use of replica guns that look like the real deal.

California Becomes First State to Ban Plastic Bags

The law will start to take effect in July 2015.

New Law Protects Service Dogs When Attacked

"[W]hen the dog is injured it is akin to having one’s own body compromised.” Now, owners of attacked guide dogs are eligible for assistance.

Gov. Brown Says OK to Veterans Cemetery in Orange County

The bill appropriates $500K for the state Department of Veterans Affairs to complete preliminary design work.

New License Plate Will Fund Mammograms

The Pink Ribbon Breast Cancer Awareness plate will fund the “Every Woman Counts” program.

OCTA Board Votes to Back Addition of Two Free Lanes on 405

However, it stops short of favoring largely symbolic proposal to oppose a state plan to add two toll lanes to the freeway.

Residents Not Happy About Toll Lanes for 405

A group formed to oppose the toll lanes attracted like-minded thinkers at a forum last week.

Bid to Split California into 6 States Fails to Qualify for Ballot

Venture capitalist Tim Draper isn't ready to give up, though.

'Yes Means Yes' Bill Headed to Governor's Desk

The governor has until Sept. 30 to veto the bill or sign it.

Bill to Reduce Cell Phone Robberies Signed into Law

The 'Cell Phone Kill Switch Bill' is meant to keep help keep smartphone owners from being mugged or robbed for their phones.

Legislation to Create O.C.'s First Veterans Cemetery Headed to Governor's Desk

The bill appropriates $500,000 for the Department of Veterans Affairs for a study on planning for the cemetery at the Great Park in Irvine.

Annual Period to Appeal Property Tax Bills is Underway

Taxpayers wishing to appeal their assessed values need to file an Application for Changed Assessment with Orange County by Sept. 15

O.C. Supervisor Calls Judge's Ruling in Dekraai Case a 'Black Eye for the County'

Todd Spitzer said it was unfair to attribute prosecutorial misconduct on a stressed budget.

Caltrans Wants One New Regular Lane on I-405, Toll Lanes to Be Added Later

The stretch of the I-405 between Costa Mesa and Seal Beach carries more than 370,000 cars a day and that number is expected to increase approximately 35 percent by 2040.

Want to Run for City Council in Los Al or Seal Beach? Here's How

Potential candidates can start pulling nominating papers Monday.

Los Al Passes Budget, Includes Introduction of Parking Meters

The city also plans to partner with a private property landowner to create billboard advertising revenue.

Soldiers Come Home to Los Al Tonight after Deployment in Afghanistan

In country, their focus was maintaining roadways in and around the Ghazni Province, searching for improvised explosive devices.

Should California Legalize Pot?

With the economic benefits of legalized marijuana working for Colorado, is your state the next in line?

Katella Avenue Project Expected to Cause Traffic Delays

It will include a new traffic signal at the Katella Avenue and Kaylor Avenue intersection and a reconfigured center median.

Storm May Have Surf Peaking up to 12 Feet at Seal Beach

Sandbags are available for city residents, as needed.

Wanna Harvest Mussels Along the Beach and Eat Them? Now You Can

State officials lift a warning not to eat personally harvested local mussels, clams and whole scallops. The warning did not apply to commercially sold shellfish.

Supes Reject Plan to Release Felons from Jail Early

Sheriff Sandra Hutchens wanted to electronically monitor some inmates at home to relieve jail congestion.