Historic fountain in Orange hit by yet another driver
The historic fountain at the center of a roundabout in Orange was hit by yet another driver over the weekend, marking just another incident in a string that dates back years.
Knott's Berry Farm celebrates 90 years of its chicken restaurant
Today, Knott's Berry Farm brings in more than five million guests a year, and Mrs. Knott's Chicken Dinner restaurant serves about 1,000 chicken dinners a day.
Orange County offering free skin cancer screenings to current and retired firefighters
Because of their jobs, firefighters have a much higher risk of developing skin cancer, according to Dr. Steven Wang. That's why he's offering free screenings to current and retired firefighters.
Irvine offering free bus rides with new pilot program
At a time when other transportation agencies are cutting routes and budgets, Irvine launched this one-year, $4 million free bus ride pilot program.
Real life "Young Sheldon" set to graduate from high school, even though he already has a degree
Bryson Bisuna might look like a normal 17-year-old high schooler as he gets ready to graduate from JSerra Catholic High School in San Juan Capistrano. But, he's anything but normal, securing a bachelor's degree from UC San Diego at the age of 15.
Street medicine team taking treatment to new levels in Orange County
Robert Horner has treated more than 200 patients so far in Garden Grove and is looking to expand his successful street medicine team even further in helping Orange County's homeless population.
Local organization helping women succeed in construction industry
WINTER, or Women in Non-Traditional Employment Roles, is helping women break glass — and concrete — ceilings on their way to success in the construction industry, which is 90% dominated by men.
67-year-old woman empowering others through self defense
Meet Barbara White, the 67-year-old woman and instructor at Bob White's Karate Studio in Costa Mesa. She's empowering other women through self defense, teaching them technique and confidence to keep themselves safe.
Shohei Ohtani mural set to be unveiled in Little Tokyo as Dodgers season nears
The 150x60 foot mural on the side of the Miyako Hotel, called "LA Rising," will feature images of the newest Dodgers star Shohei Ohtani both on the mound and at the plate.
Paving the way for future female firefighters
These days, the only name Charise Sherratt answers to is grandma.
Increase in Black surfers add diversity to the ocean in Los Angeles
Southern California is a breeding ground for competitive surfers, and you may be surprised to learn that the largest growing population are African Americans.
Orange County mother makes it her mission to preach electric bike safety
The e-bike craze is exploding nationwide, but one Southern California county is holding the shameful title for the most injuries in the state.
Anaheim Ducks super fan with rare disease surprised with box seats
Sometimes he's critical but most times Jason Fox is all-in for his favorite team in the world.
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra debuts music therapy for stroke patients at Orange County hospital
Members of the UK's Royal Philharmonic Orchestra visited patients at UC Irvine Medical Center to introduce a revolutionary new form of music therapy aimed at helping stroke patients recover.
50-year-old family-owned restaurant pushed out of Little Tokyo, owner says
The Little Tokyo community is calling for a change as more and more legacy Japanese businesses are closing down.