201905.16
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Santa Ana man pleads guilty to manslaughter, DUI in April hit-and-run crash

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SANTA ANA — A 38-year-old convicted drunken driver pleaded guilty Wednesday, May 15, to an alcohol-fueled hit-and-run collision that killed a homeless woman in April. Alberto Solano Diaz of Santa Ana admitted a felony count of hit-and-run with permanent and serious injury and one misdemeanor count each of vehicular manslaughter without gross negligence and driving…

201905.15
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Moving nuclear waste at San Onofre sparks war of words between contractor, community panel

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Kris Singh, CEO Holtec International (Courtesy Holtec) Douglas R. Bauder (Courtesy Southern California Edison) Sound The gallery will resume inseconds David Victor, UCSD professor and chair of San Onofre Community Engagement Panel (Courtesy UCSD) The Holtec Hi-Storm Umax dry storage system for spent fuel at San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station. Courtesy Southern California Edison. This…

201905.15
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John Wayne Airport puts out piano for travelers to play

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Anyone with keyboard skills who doesn’t mind playing for strangers can help make traveling a little more pleasant at John Wayne Airport, where the “Play Me! Piano” program launched this month. Inspired by “Play Me, I’m Yours,” a project of British artist Luke Jerram that has placed street pianos in more than 60 cities worldwide,…

201905.15
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Irvine officials pick planning commissioner for vacant City Council seat

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Irvine’s City Council again has a full complement of five members, after Planning Commissioner Mike Carroll was chosen Tuesday, May 14, to fill a vacant seat on the dais. Though Councilwoman Melissa Fox and some residents maintained that voters should pick the new council member, Carroll’s appointment averts a special election that would have cost…