Governor Edmund G. Brown, Jr. joined more than 1,000 cadets from middle and high schools throughout the state at the California Cadet Corps Centennial Celebration on Saturday in Los Alamitos, according to the governor’s office.

Saturday, April 9, 2011 at 1:30 p.m., Governor Brown attended the “Pass in Review” and delivered brief remarks.

The location was the Joint Forces Training Base in Los Alamitos.

SEAL BEACH – JP Morgan Chase is awarding $140,000 to seven Orange County nonprofits after more than 2.5 million people voted for their favorite charity in the company’s nationwide Facebook contest.
The company launched the Facebook contest, Chase…

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SANTA ANA– A local design student is looking to change the way Orange County residents define art.
Chris Sicam, 22, has launched a mobile art gallery that focuses on design as art, which means using clothing, furniture, jewelry and other items as a…

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TUSTIN – Tustin High graduate and gay activist Lt. Daniel Choi is asking President Barack Obama to testify in his trial for civil disobedience.
Politico.com reported today that U.S. Army National Guard Lt. Choi and Capt. James Pietrangelo, who were…

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One of the biggest job fairs of the year in Orange County will be held Wednesday, June 2, in Anaheim.
The second annual Anaheim/OC Job Fair has 124 employers signed up with openings for at least 1,200 workers.  Most of the jobs listed are in… View full post on The Orange County Register – News Headlines : City Pages

More employers. Fewer available jobs.
That’s the case leading up to the second annual Anaheim/OC Job Fair, scheduled from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. June 2 at The Shops at GardenWalk, 321 W. Katella Ave.
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That hissing sound you hear is steam pouring from the ears of city managers all over Orange County.
Three graduate students from Brandman/Chapman and Pepperdine universities – working on behalf of Barbara Kogerman, a candidate for the Laguna Hills… View full post on The Orange County Register – News Headlines : City Pages