OC County Supervisors have a strange way of marking Pride Month in June.

Another hot topic set for tonight's Huntington Beach City Council meeting, where the panel will consider "reviewing" the appropriateness of books in city libraries.

Some wonder why it costs nearly $4 for an issue of the Los Angeles Times or why they can't just read it for free. The passion, wisdom and emotional intelligence of the people who produce it, not to mention the value of their combined life experience, are a part of the answer. Jim Rainey

Thieves make off with $100k in merchandise in South Coast Plaza 'flash mob' incident latimes.com/socal/daily-pi…

Suspect arrested in connection with murder of Tatum Goodwin in Laguna Beach latimes.com/socal/daily-pi…

Police pursuit ends in suicide, vehicle fire in Costa Mesa The Daily Pilot latimes.com/socal/daily-pi…

Huntington Beach City Council votes down item seeking transparency in children’s book restrictions latimes.com/socal/daily-pi…

Raider Nation to descend on Costa Mesa as training camp set to move to Jack Hammett Sports Complex latimes.com/socal/daily-pi…

Library management company abruptly pulls bid for Huntington Beach services latimes.com/socal/daily-pi…

The full settlement includes terms that could potentially grant Code Four the right to hold the air show at any time of the year and to use and monetize 3,500 public parking spaces for free--for the next 40 years. The Daily Pilot latimes.com/socal/daily-pi…

Stanton is razing a Latino neighborhood. Is it following the law? dlvr.it/T9Tlfz

The search is still on for a Huntington Beach teen who went missing in the ocean, as a candlelight vigil held Tuesday night drew more than 100 people. latimes.com/socal/daily-pi…

Forget the stuffed animals....a $10 Multiplier Craze scratcher paid off big time at the O.C. Fair last weekend. latimes.com/socal/daily-pi…

Stanley!

Fun in the front, fury in the back....equestrian protests gallop onward as O.C. Fair entertains crowds.

Dr. Steve Abelowitz of Newport Beach started Coastal Kids pediatric care centers in 2001. When he wanted to expand it, he turned to a hedge fund, which he says fired him this year without cause. latimes.com/socal/daily-pi…

“These subscriptions underwrite our journalism... so that we can have more people covering City Hall, local courts, the school district, more people in Sacramento and D.C. Canceling your subscription just hurts the journalism effort.” — Matt Hamilton latimes.com/california/sto…

The U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals panel issued its two-page ruling Wednesday, stating that charter cities are subordinate political bodies and not sovereign entities. latimes.com/socal/daily-pi…