I have been told that a flyer currently circulating in Los Alamitos cites Orange County Breeze as a source of accusations that Los Alamitos Mayor Warren Kusumoto violated specific penal codes of the State of California in regards to recording conversations. Because I have not seen a copy of the flyer myself, I am relying [...]

After attending the regular monthly networking breakfast meeting of the Seal Beach Chamber of Commerce first thing this morning, I drove from Old Town Seal Beach to Building 19 on Joint Forces Training Base Los Alamitos. I arrived a couple of minutes early for my second “Meet the Editor” session, this one on the patio [...]

Our May print edition rolled off the presses yesterday! If you haven’t received a copy in your driveway by this afternoon, call us at 562-493-1500. This issue is stuffed full of looking-toward-Summer events and local news: Memorial Day; Mother’s Day, including a profile of the women running Frieda’s and a peek into how Precious Life [...]

These were the most read stories at Orange County Breeze over the last week (excluding weather forecasts): LAPD arrests Huntington Beach man for sexual relations with minor Local Albertsons part of sale by Supervalu Anaheim man convicted of drunk driving in crash that killed Steven and Douglas Uselton Garden Grove woman facing trial for torture [...]

These were the most read stories at Orange County Breeze over the last week (excluding weather forecasts): Anaheim city manager announces resignation after less than a year Two attempted child abductions reported in Rossmoor LAPD arrests Huntington Beach man for sexual relations with minor Anaheim man faces murder trail for killing Stephen and Douglas Uselton [...]

In the April 2013 print edition of Orange County Breeze, I invited readers to drop by Classics Flowers & Confections on the second Thursday of the month at 10 a.m. The second Thursday of the month is this coming Thursday, April 11. So I am again extending an invitation to our readers to meet me [...]

These were the most read stories at Orange County Breeze over the last week (excluding weather forecasts): Pedestrian struck, killed on Walker St. in Cypress Marketing Maven: words, bad-words, and euphemisms Just in time for Easter dinner — gluten-free apple pie Tankfarm Clothing now bigger and better than ever Anaheim police chief to retire Anaheim [...]

Google Analytics collects a lot of information. One small slice includes the location of our readers — although some choose not to disclose that piece of information. In the month of March 2013, the top 5 countries of our readers were: United States; United Kingdom; Canada; Philippines; and India. An overwhelming 85% of our readers [...]

Vince Bodiford, group publisher for Orange County Neighborhood News (OCNN) which owns the News Enterprise, has confirmed to Orange County Breeze that Mr. Wahlberg no longer works for OCNN. According to Mr. Bodiford, the management structure of the company has reverted to an earlier model, with Mr. Bodiford as group publisher overseeing not only the [...]

Our April print edition has rolled off the presses and is now in the hands of our distributor! This issue is stuffed full of Spring events — but you’ll also find: a cover feature on Tiki artisit Doug Horne by our own Surfwriter Girls; background on the 33.5-acre development on former golf course land in [...]

These were the most read stories at Orange County Breeze over the last week (excluding weather forecasts): LAPD Officer Mathias receives recognition from MADD 2000 performers to appear at Xtravaganza 2013 7th Street connector to remain closed for safety inspection Rumored changes at News Enterprise Marketing Maven: For whiter brighter teeth The Original Grind returning [...]

Last week I received a letter from Sharon Quirk-Silva, Assemblywoman for the 65th District, that Orange County Breeze Editor Shelley Henderson was nominated and selected as a 2013 Woman of Distinction. Shelley will be one of several women honored at a reception hosted by Assemblywoman Quirk-Silva on Saturday, March 23, from 2-4pm at Cypress College [...]