Author: OCCLIPPER Editorial Team

On a recent Sunday, resident Filiberto Reyes thought his beloved husky had once again gotten out of the fenced front yard. Hours later, a neighbor showed him a disturbing video circulating online of a dog that had been hanged in a Lynwood alley less than a mile from Reyes’ home. It was Ruso, he said.…

Up to 78 multimillion-dollar homes with panoramic golf course views may soon be built on the edge of Newport Beach Country Club.

The Tom Cruise-led “Digger” is poised for a massive loss after ticket sales for the political satire fell 60% in its second weekend in theaters in the U.S. and Canada. The Warner Bros. film made just $3.2 million in those theaters over the weekend, according to a studio estimate. Its opening weekend brought in $8…

Skydance-owned Paramount Pictures has taken over the lease for the Bay Theater in Pacific Palisades and intends to reopen the cinema, which has been closed since the January 2025 Palisades fire last year. Paramount plans to upgrade the theater with state-of-the-art projection systems and in-seat food and drink service, Rick Caruso, whose company owns the…

The exploits of the Yorba Linda High School Mustang football team were seemingly legendary for the first part of the season until … they weren’t.

Homeowners are watching anxiously as high tides buckle sidewalks and threaten coastal homes already battered by previous storms. ByMadison Weil,Bianca Buono Monday, October 12, 2026 8:12PM

GARDEN GROVE HIGH‘s football team got its first win of 2026 and will face University High of Irvine next (GGUSD photo).

Santa Ana residents are still waiting on elected officials to overhaul a parking permit program almost a decade after city council members promised to address neighborhood concerns about a parking shortage.

Orange County prosecutors have reached a $125 million tentative agreement with GKN Aerospace that includes a claims program to compensate the 50,000-plus residents and businesses forced to evacuate over the Memorial Day weekend due to a failing chemical tank at a Garden Grove plant, as well as reimbursement for the local emergency agencies that worked…

Newport Beach residents are set to vote on two separate ballots this year to determine the future of their city, and more money than ever is pouring in from developers, unions and other special interests to help shape people’s opinions on the issues ahead of Election Day.