Nurse and Former Marine Save Heart Attack Victim at Mission Viejo Gym

A man, 51, who had a heart attack while running on a treadmill is alive today thanks to the efforts of a fellow exerciser and gym employee.

Rain Runoff Prompts Health Warning for Orange County Beaches

Health officials are warning of high bacteria levels from storm runoff at local beaches.

Storm Brings Unexpectedly Heavy Showers

Showers are expected to continue into the night with a chance of rain Monday.

OC Measles Outbreak Appears to Taper

For the first time in weeks, there have been no new OC measles infections reported this week.

Olive Garden Offering Free Childcare for 'Parents' Night Out' on Feb. 20

The restaurant chain is partnering with My Gym locations nationwide to offer the deal.

Friday the 13th Is Here and the Freethought Society Is Holding an Anti-Superstition Bash

Today is the first of three Friday the 13ths this year, but the Freethought Society is in OC today with "Friggatriskaidekaphobia Treatment."

Dozens of Bunnies Need Homes After OC Woman 'Lost Control' of Her Multiplying Flock

It didn't take long for one rabbit to turn into 60, including 10 pregnant bunnies.

Experts to Try Plaster Nests to lure Swallows Back to San Juan Capistrano

Due to limited success, this will be the last year scientists will use vocalizations to try to draw the birds back to the Mission.

Heat Wave: Temperatures to Soar 20 Degrees Above Normal

Things are getting hot heading into Valentines Day.

Earthquake Warning System Gets Jolt of Cash

The 2016 federal budget includes funding for an expanded earthquake warning system designed to save lives.

Major South County Pediatricians Change Vaccination Policy Amid Outbreak

The current measles outbreak is forcing South Orange County practices to reconsider working with anti-vaccination families.

Legislators Move to Make Vaccines Mandatory without Exemptions

Two state legislators promised to introduce mandatory vaccines as Feinstein and Boxer urge the state to kill the personal belief exemption.

Guess What, RSM? Pollution Forces Another No-Burn Alert

The year is young, but the region has already faced several no-burn orders due to elevated levels of pollution.

Hundreds of Cyclists to Hit Santiago Canyon Road

Riders will gather to pay tribute to 21-year-old Joseph Robinson who was killed a year ago today in a hit and run accident.

Rancho Santa Margarita Gas Prices Rise on Spike in Wholesale Costs

Following a month of decreasing prices, the sudden climb likely reflects the seasonal switch in fuel blends.

Expect Staggered Lane Closures on the 5 Freeway This Week

Crews will replace damaged concrete at the border of Orange and San Diego counties.

East Coast Blizzard Triggers Flight Cancellations at John Wayne Airport

Passengers are advised to check with their airlines to see if the east coast blizzard will affect their travel plans.

Brace Yourself: Traffic on the 5 Freeway Is going to Be a Slog

Significant lane closures are scheduled for weekdays on southbound Interstate 5 at San Juan Capistrano over the next three weeks.

Funky Weather System Portends Rain, Bedevils Forecasters

An unusual winter storms is blowing in Monday, and it's proving to be unpredictable.

Rick Braun and Friends Elliott Yamin and Norman Brown join DW3 in OC This Weekend Jan. 23-25

Don't miss the Ocean Institute Jazz Festival fundraising event this weekend. Hot jazz, gourmet food, great cause at this fundraising event

OC Is Ground Zero for State's 59 Measles Cases

A third of the state's measles cases are from orange County and 42 of the 59 California cases are linked to Disneyland.

No-Burn Alert in Rancho Santa Margarita Extended Because of Pollution

A heavy layer of pollution in the region has, once again, triggered a mandatory halt on fires.

5 Disneyland Employees and 5 Children Among Those Infected with Measles

Infected Disneyland employees were placed on paid leave. Of 18 Orange County cases, 11 are connected to the theme park.

Listeria Recall: Granny Smith and Gala Apples

If you can't determine the grower of your apples, throw them away.

Pollution Prompts Mandatory No Burn Alert in RSM, Again

Elevated pollutions levels, once again, prompt a no-burn alert for the region.

OC Experiences First Under 65 Flu Fatality as Flu Cases Spike

A 48-year-old Orange County woman died from the flu this year as flu-related physician visits triple in Orange County.

Six New OC Measles Cases Not Connected to Disneyland Outbreak

The latest of the 16 Measles cases reported in Orange County have no known connection to the Disneyland outbreak.

As Measles Outbreak Spreads So Does List of Potential Infection Sites

As more measles cases from Disneyland are confirmed, authorities find more locations where people may be exposes to the contagious disease.

Food Poisoning or Something Else? Investigators Probe Cake Illnesses

Forty people have been sickened by cake sold at 10 local markets with unusual symptoms such as hallucinations.

No-Burn Alert in Effect for Rancho Santa Margarita

Heavy pollution prompts no-burn alert for the region.

Disneyland Measles Likely to Spread

Three more people infected with Measles at Disneyland prompts concerns about the disease spreading at local hospitals that treated them.

OC Markets Sold Cake from Cockroach-Infested Bakery: Dozens Become Ill

Customers were hospitalized with feelings of dizziness, nausea, and some reported hallucinations.

Whacky Weather to Continue Fluctuating

Record, cold record heat, what's next? Rain.

Measles Outbreak Linked to Disneyland

Health officials believe nine park visitors who came down with Measles were exposed to the disease at Disneyland in mid-December.

SJC Sports Rink Manager Sentence to 3 Years in Prison for Fraud

The man who turned a dilapidate facility into the SJC Sports Rink will head to prison for defrauding investors through his mortgage company.

Bye Bye Revenge Porn, Bad Teachers, Plastic Bags, Full Contact Football Practices. Hello Prisoner Condoms and Paid Sick Time: 15 New Calif. Laws in 2015

Here are 15 of the new laws that are going into effect this year.

Wood Fires Banned in Rancho Santa Margarita this Weekend

Because of air pollution, locals are not allowed use wood-burning fireplaces this week.

Ortega Highway Stays Reopened

After a rare snow storm stranded drivers on the highway this week, the road reopened Wednesday.

5 Freeway Closures to Cause Major Delays

The 5 Freeway will close down at night for repaving at Camp Pendleton.

400 Trabuco Canyon Trees Downed in Snow Storm

Mostly drought damaged Oaks and Sycamores in Holy Jim and Trabuco Canyon fell under six inches of snow and heavy wind.