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John Canalis

Reporter · US

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Aug 26, 2026
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Aug 12, 2026
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  1. Article · Aug 26, 2026 · John Canalis

    Michelle Pfeiffer, an Orange County original, adds hometown authenticity to 'Margo' (opens the original)

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    Two of my favorite shows about Orange County capture its sense of place. “Arrested Development” lovingly ribbed Newport Beach, even though Marina del Rey doubled as Balboa Island, Culver City served as Mariner’s Mile and a wild Cinco de Cuatro more accurately reflected Cuatro de Julio (especially this year). “The O.C.” gave us melodrama at the private Harbor School, which seemed like a nod to Sage Hill, invoked the name of the public Newport Harbor High and filmed at a Catholic college in, well,

  2. Article · Aug 19, 2026 · John Canalis

    Charity that feeds seniors is revamping its menu for changing demographics (opens the original)

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    Orange County, as subscribers to this newsletter know, is far more diverse than those on the other side of the county line realize. Stale stereotypes about the place are as indefatigable as Angel fans. Truth is: The O.C. of today is roughly a third white, a third Latino and a quarter Asian. And it’s graying at the temples. The young suburbanites of yesteryear are aging in place with a median age of 40. Some 780,000 residents are 60 and older. Demographic shifts led Meals on Wheels O.C. to change

  3. Article · Aug 12, 2026 · John Canalis

    Remembering (all of) the families who sued to desegregate Orange County schools (opens the original)

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    I need to confess a knowledge deficit I took into editing this story by Gabriel San Román. I was certainly familiar with the 1947 ruling in Mendez v. Westminster that desegregated California schools. A federal appeals court found that sending Mexican American children to separate — and inferior — schools violated the 14th Amendment’s equal protection clause. The landmark Brown v. the Board of Education case that erased the nation’s “separate but equal” doctrine from the national chalkboard was s

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