Author: OCCLIPPER Editorial Team

American insurers can sue South Korean carmakers for payouts on thousands of stolen Kias and Hyundais, the U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Monday, directing a federal judge in Santa Ana to reopen a case seeking reimbursement for more than $1 billion in claims. The ruling is the latest legal blow to the automakers,…

The Trump administration has cut or frozen up to $177 billion in federal grants since the president took office for his second term, according to a tracking tool released Wednesday by a pro-democracy nonprofit and a group of researchers and scientists.

The City of Seal Beach is gearing its residents up to prepare for the El Nino season – one that experts warn could be the strongest on record.

A BILL aimed at fixing some of the problems facing college sports has cleared an early hurdle in the U.S. Senate

San Clemente, Laguna Beach and Dana Point have declared local emergencies after high tide and surf from Hurricane Marie damaged homes, infrastructure and the coast itself – with some beaches disappearing into the sea.

The public has until Oct. 6 to comment on a federal administration proposal to eliminate the Roadless Area Conservation Rule, a regulation in effect for more than 25 years that has prevented roads through 60 million acres of National Forest System lands for recreation and habitat protection.

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Through a $10 million federal grant, UCI’s School of Education is launching the National Center for Writing Research to Improve Teaching Effectiveness with Generative AI, known as the WRITE AI Center for short.

Questions are continuing to swirl around how Newport Beach leaders plan on hosting their own election for the first time in nearly half a century, with plans to send out the first ballots today despite questions on if city staff has what they need to actually count the votes. 

Every city has some of what might be called “rogue” enterprises: businesses that don’t follow city ordinances or state laws, that allow or create nuisances or outright harbor criminal operations.