The Irvine art space presents a new exhibition titled “More Than You Can Chew,” with 17 artists who utilize food to tell a story.

Daily Pilot and TimesOC readers share their thoughts about local issues and events.

A proposal by Mayor John Stephens to allow homeowners to offer temporary shelter to those displaced by the Palisades and Eaton fires was snuffed out by concerns about nuisance properties and the city’s own housing shortage.

The Sailors won 13-6 in Tuesday night’s Battle of the Bay match, the final one of the regular season for both programs.

The Griffins earned a 2-0 win at Newport Harbor High on Tuesday night, despite plenty of chances for the host Sailors in the second half.

Richards, who started working as a consultant for the Costa Mesa fairgrounds in 2002, said Tuesday her replacement will be installed before the 2025 O.C. Fair begins in July. She will be leaving for Georgia to care for her aging mother.

A real-life couple play the leads in the stage adaptation of the 1998 film, in a show running from Feb. 7 through March 16.

The county’s purchasing agents are being brought under the chief executive’s office in a move O.C. supervisors hope will curb future corruption.

NMUSD’s newest trustee is a former pediatric occupational therapist, the mother of a sophomore and a senior at Newport Harbor High and has been volunteering in the district for 13 years.

Rylee Bradley scored 23 points to lead the Vikings past Fountain Valley 54-43 on Monday in a Sunset League game. Bradley was honored as the program’s all-time leading scorer before the contest.

The city of Huntington Beach sent out a survey to those who signed the library petitions, asking if they had been given incorrect information.

The Sailors earn a 2-0 win over the visiting Sea Kings on Friday to remain in contention for a playoff spot out of the Sunset League.