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Online News in Orange County, California |
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"Reflecting Southern California's Finer Lifestyle." Newport Beach |
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"The Newspaper of Garden Grove, the Garden Grove Journal, is now on the World Wide Web." |
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"This web site is brought to you by H&P Publications, the business name for the publishing and web endeavors of Steve and April Pastis. Steve founded The Hellenic Calendar, the Greek-American newspaper for Southern California and the Great Southwest, in 1979 and the publication continued for 12 years, before resuming publication in 2004....
Each month, our newspaper has a minimum press run of 10,000 copies. Although we will mail about 4,000 copies of each issue, most copies are distributed free at Greek Churches, restaurants, import stores and events in our area."
Subscriptions available. Online version available. Santa Ana |
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"Welcome to Huntington Beach's exclusive
on-line newspaper
So, sit back and enjoy your electronic newspaper in the privacy of your own comfortable home. Read about what is happening in the community that enjoys the big blue Pacific as its front door.
Find out what's going on in Huntington Beach (Surf City)." Huntington Beach |
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"Since 1995! Callifornia's oldest on-line news source... Serving Laguna Beach, Laguna Hills, Laguna Niguel, Laguna Woods, all of South Orange County, California, the USA and the World. " |
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"NewsAnaheim.com is a new kind of online newspaper that puts the power of the press in your hands. NewsAnaheim.com is published by GetLocalNews.com, which operates over 30,000 local news and topical sites worldwide. " |
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"NewsTustin.com is a new kind of online newspaper that puts the power of the press in your hands. NewsTustin.com is published by GetLocalNews.com, which operates over 30,000 local news and topical sites worldwide. " |
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| "Each week, the Orange County Business Journal delivers the most complete package of news and information on Orange County's companies, industries and businesspeople. It is comprehensive, authoritative, concise and entertaining. Presented in a lively and accessible format, the Business Journal is required reading for Orange County executives, managers and professionals - written in an up-tempo, breezy style that reveals the drama, excitement and fun in enterprise." |
Irvine |
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"OC Metro is the largest of seven magazine titles published by Newport Beach, California-based Churm Publishing, Inc. OC METRO delivers business news, commentary and entertainment features to a readership of 477,000 professionals every issue.
The largest magazine of its kind in Southern California, OC METRO is highly regarded for its in-depth reporting, stylish writing and consistency as a primary source for news about Orange County and its business community." Newport Beach |
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"We seek out the freshest, most provocative articles, photographs & illustrations capturing the world's most exciting, burgeoning city. We have a loyal readership who regard the Weekly as an indispensable part of their week, as well as award-winning writers and editors who are an integral part of the political & cultural life of Orange County.
Ocweekly.com mirrors the information & excitement of our newspaper with exclusive online content and the added ability to interact daily with our readers and beyond."
Santa Ana |
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| "30 Years of Orange Coast Magazine
Surviving the feathered haircuts, shoulder pads, and all the fads and scandals that made a mark on Orange County
Flipping through Orange Coast Magazine over the years is like sitting with a dear, longtime friend. Together, you wax nostalgia. Remember those days of kinky polyester, feathered hairdos, and disco? How about J.R., the Carringtons, and the fairy-tale wedding of Prince Charles and Diana? The dot-com bubble and designer bottled water? What Y2K bug? And how will the tea leaves read the first decade of the millennium? Orange Coast, with time on its side, will tell all. From user guides to in-depth reports, from stylish fads to mainstays, from scandals to charitable deeds, Orange Coast reads like a personal memoir of the county’s most intimate history chronicled over 30 years. Each of the magazine’s issues—published continuously since 1974—faithfully details the major and minor milestones of the county, from its emergence as farmland to a wealthy, cultural metropolis. Some moments are grand, some simply pretty, some outrageous, and others are downright scandalous. As the longest publishing magazine in the region, Orange Coast has plugged in to the pulse of Orange County and grown with its surge and synergy. Today, the magazine—led by publisher, owner, and longtime employee Ruth Ko—is a stylish, glossy publication known for its trademark celebrity cover stories that get up close and personal. So peruse through the years and wax nostalgia with us. It’ll start to feel like you’re reminiscing with a friend who goes way back. Soon you’ll realize why no other regional publication has managed to outlast Orange Coast in its breadth, depth, and years." |
Newport Beach |
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"SantaAnaNews.com is a new kind of online newspaper that puts the power of the press in your hands. SantaAnaNews.com is published by GetLocalNews.com, which operates over 30,000 local news and topical sites worldwide. " |
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"Trabuco.NewsCalifornia.com is a new kind of online newspaper that puts the power of the press in your hands. Trabuco.NewsCalifornia.com is published by GetLocalNews.com, which operates over 30,000 local news and topical sites worldwide. " |
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