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Curbing the Surge: Communities Turn to Buybacks and Bans Amid a National E-Bike Injury Epidemic (opens the original)
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Across the United States, municipal leaders and healthcare professionals are grappling with an unprecedented surge in severe electric bicycle collisions. What began as an eco-friendly micro-mobility revolution has increasingly strained pediatric emergency departments as high-powered and modified two-wheelers proliferate among young riders. In response to mounting trauma admissions and fatal collisions, local jurisdictions from Southern California to Colorado are deploying aggressive countermeasu
After the Takeover: Orange County’s Week of Curfews, Booster-Club Theft, and a Burning McLaren (opens the original)
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Newport Beach just put minors on a holiday curfew after a viral July 4 mob night. An Aliso Viejo football mom was raided over an alleged $400,000 booster-club theft. A speeding McLaren killed two in Irvine, and a sheriff’s deputy was back in court in the shooting of her fiancée. Together they sketch the same county in two registers: polished life on the surface, and the mess underneath.
Latest new restaurants and coffee shops popping up in Newport Beach (opens the original)
License Lost, Waves Won , Converters Seized: An Orange County Week of Aftermath (opens the original)
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Labor Day swell turned Newport Beach into a rescue factory while a once-famous Newport surgeon lost his medical license and sheriff’s detectives closed a multimillion-dollar catalytic-converter ring. High school football delivered blowouts, upsets, and poll climbers across Orange County. Together the stories sketched a county that spent the week cleaning up after nature, crime, and Friday nights.
Newport Beach Didn’t End Homelessness. It Relocated the Beds. (opens the original)
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Newport Beach dropped its Costa Mesa shelter partnership for a one-year deal at Huntington Beach Navigation Center: 10 reserved beds and 20 hours a week of social-service time. Officials point to a Point-in-Time count of eight unsheltered people and a rewritten anti-camping ordinance, and they will save about $1.2 million.
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