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Pacific Airshow returns for 10th year with ‘biggest lineup’ to date this weekend in Huntington Beach (opens the original)
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Thunderous jets performing jaw-dropping aerial stunts will take over the Huntington Beach skies and shoreline starting Friday, Oct. 2, for the 10th installment of the Pacific Airshow. The three-day spectacle, which runs through Sunday, will feature civilian and fighter jet demonstrations, aerobatics, historical aircraft, and parachutists descending on the beach. For the first time, attendees this year will also watch a jetpack and Flyboard demo off the beach — the aquatic jet-propelled Flyboards
OC Supervisor Doug Chaffee to host fourth gun buyback event Sept. 27 in Buena Park (opens the original)
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Orange County gun owners with unwanted firearms can anonymously trade them for gift cards at a drive-up buyback event Sunday, Sept. 27, in Buena Park. The exchange is sponsored by OC Fourth District Supervisor Doug Chaffee in partnership with the Buena Park Police Department. Chaffee’s office has hosted three other recent buybacks in Placentia, Anaheim and Garden Grove that netted 1,055 firearms in total, including 76 assault rifles, Chaffee said. “These events open up other opportunities for pe
Costa Mesa approves plan to replace Fairview Developmental Center with 2,300 new homes (opens the original)
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The Costa Mesa City Council approved a development plan for the former Fairview Developmental Center with 2,300 new homes, 920 of them affordable, on the lower end of the housing range officials said the state property could accommodate. Now at the end of a four-year review process, the City Council unanimously agreed on the vision that will guide the sprawling redevelopment project that is expected to help the city meet its state-mandated homebuilding goal of 11,760 new units by 2029. The final
Nearly 1,000 electric vehicles surrendered at OC’s first e-bike buyback (opens the original)
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Nearly 1,000 e-bikes, e-motorcycles, e-scooters and pocket bikes — enough to fill nine 26-foot U-Haul trucks — were turned in Sunday at Orange County’s first buyback for electric vehicles, according to the OC District Attorney’s Office. Similar to a gun buyback program, participants exchanged vehicles for gift cards ranging from $200 to $1,000 from Target, Walmart and Dick’s Sporting Goods. All $110,000 worth of gift cards — bought with funds collected from criminal enterprises and earmarked for
Orange County’s first e-bike buyback event draws huge crowd, hundreds of vehicles (opens the original)
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Jesse Hayes, 20, spent three months on life support after being struck by a car while riding his e-bike. Nearly two years later, he said he still struggles to play the guitar and walks with a knee brace to prevent hyperextension. On Sunday morning, Hayes was the first among hundreds of people to turn in their electric vehicles at a buyback event at Angel Stadium. Accompanied by his family, Hayes said he wants to share his story so that other young people can be aware of the dangers of e-bike rid
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