Newport Beach-based CT Realty Corp. announced Tuesday its purchase of a two-story office building in San Clemente for $11 million.
The 43,381-square-foot Class-A office building is in the Talega Business Park, two miles east of the I-5 freeway, and occupies two acres of land. A Class-A building is one that is considered to be in a desirable location and professionally managed, among other loose criteria. Read the rest of this entry »
Costa Mesa, Calif – The Vanguard University Cross Country program swept the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics’ (NAIA) men’s and women’s Buffalo Funds Five Star Awards, as announced this weekend at the NAIA Cross Country Championships in Kentucky. The Vanguard men’s cross country team received the award for the second year in a row, while the VU women were recognized for the first time as an NAIA Team of Character. The NAIA and Buffalo Funds, the official sponsor of the NAIA’s Champions of Character (COC) Initiative, Read the rest of this entry »
Vanguard University musical ensembles are bringing the sounds of the holiday season to life through Christmas Fantasia on Thursday, December 7 at the Cerritos Center for the Performing Arts, and on Friday, December 8 at St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church in Newport Beach.
Christmas Fantasia is an annual event presented by the University’s nationally-acclaimed music department through which the students and faculty share the spirit of Christmas with the local community. Read the rest of this entry »
By: Tony Altobelli
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GLENDORA - The Orange Coast College men’s basketball road show made its way to Glendora for the Neil Edwards Tournament, held at Citrus College.
It’s been a case of “win by the 3, lose by the 3″ for the Pirates in the first two games of the event as they dropped the opener 104-72 to Chaffey on Friday before bouncing back to top Victor Valley 107-88 on Saturday.
Against Chaffey, the Panthers (5-1) came out red-hot from long range, hitting 8-of-16 from 3-point range in the first half en route to a 48-30 lead.
OCC committed 31 turnovers in the game.
The Pirates were led offensively by Steve Cornett, who popped in 20 points. Nicholas Milan added 13 ponits off the bench and Tres Saldivar chipped in 10.
Against Victor Valley, the roles were reversed as OCC (2-3) found the shooting touch from downtown, hitting nine 3s in the first half en route to a 58-point first half.
Using their relentless defense, OCC forced 31 Victor Valley turnovers along the way.
Six different players reached double digits for the Pirates, led by 17 points from Cameron Wise.
Following Sunday’s consolation title game against Cuyamaca, the Pirates will return to action on Wednesday at Cerritos, beginning at 6 p.m. before finally playing their home opener against Miramar on Friday at 5 p.m.
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By: Jim Carnett, Director
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Orange Coast College fashion students are generating some Christmas cheer this holiday season for American troops stationed in Iraq.
Students enrolled in two sections of OCC’s “Beginning Construction Techniques” (Fashion 100) class are presenting fitted sheets, personalized pillow cases and homemade greeting cards to a U.S. Army intelligence unit that recently deployed to Iraq. Read the rest of this entry »
By: Jim Carnett, Director
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Orange Coast College will commemorate the 65th anniversary of Japan’s attack on Pearl Harbor with a special program on Thursday, Dec. 7.
The attack on Pearl Harbor, Hawaii took place 65 years ago on Sunday morning, Dec. 7, 1941.
The special campus observance, sponsored by OCC’s Social and Behavioral Sciences Division, will run from 9:30-11 a.m. in the Forum. The observance will include a Marine Corps color guard. Admission is free, and the public is invited to attend. Read the rest of this entry »
Former police chief says proposal to put immigration agent in Costa Mesa jail was in use in early 1990s.
By Alicia Robinson
A proposal to put a federal immigration agent in the Costa Mesa jail is a better idea than having city police handle immigration checks on arrestees, according to some observers of Costa Mesa’s turmoil over immigration issues.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement Los Angeles field office director Jim Hayes proposed Thursday that an immigration agent be placed in the Costa Mesa city jail. Read the rest of this entry »
Newport Beach’s Conexant Inc. will provide the electronics giant with processors.
By Amanda Pennington
A Newport Beach-based semiconductor manufacturer has announced it forged a partnership with one of the nation’s largest cellphone and electronics companies.
Newport’s Conexant Inc. will provide Motorola Inc. with processors for its next batch of high-definition TV platforms. Read the rest of this entry »
School’s foundation members vote to wait 60 days, allowing supporters to find new funding source.
By Michael Miller
Orange Coast College Foundation members voted unanimously Thursday evening to wait 60 days before deciding whether to sell Rabbit Island, giving students, faculty and community leaders a chance to seek other ways to pay for the island’s upkeep. Read the rest of this entry »
With the help of a group of dads, they repaint Newport Harbor’s iconic anchor, other spots, and pick up trash to beautify campus.
By Amanda Pennington
NEWPORT BEACH — Newport Harbor High School sophomores Lauren McGill and Lizzy Pratty were tired of going to school every day to see faded murals and a dirty campus, so on Saturday they, along with more than 80 of their peers and a group of hardworking dads, met at the high school to give it a fresh look. Read the rest of this entry »
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