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Gabriel San Román's coverage primarily focuses on local news within the United States, specifically California and Los Angeles. He frequently covers evolving stories, breaking news, government announcements, legal policy regulation with a focus on entertainment and politics.
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By: Gabriel San Román
The Orange County Board of Supervisors voted to green-light an external audit of select county contracts following former Supervisor Andrew Do's conviction on bribery charges in October.
By: Gabriel San Román
You better watch out. You better not cry. The “Haunted Holidays” carwash is coming to serve up suds and scares for Christmastime.
By: Gabriel San Román
More than half a century after first considering an inspection program for rental housing, the La Habra City Council declined to fund and staff the policy once more.
By: Gabriel San Román
Larry Agran took an oath of office as Irvine's new mayor during Tuesday's City Council meeting, returning to a post he first held in 1982.
By: Gabriel San Román
In the small city of La Palma, district elections debuted in November with three council candidates all running unopposed.
By: Gabriel San Román
Amy Phan West sported a black “Make America Great Again” hat that sparkled as she questioned her colleagues on the Westminster City Council during a special meeting on Monday.
Five years after workers first took Disneyland to court over skirting an Anaheim minimum wage law, the company has agreed to settle a class-action lawsuit for a staggering $233 million.
By: Gabriel San Román
Prompted by comments that appeared dismissive of city oversight efforts, Anaheim City Councilwoman Natalie Rubalcava grilled Mike Waterman, Visit Anaheim's new chief executive, during Tuesday's council meeting.
By: By Gabriel San Románstaff
A case alleging sex abuse by former Mater Dei High School administrator Michael Harris reached an out of court settlement just before a jury was to be selected for trial.
A few days after the Orange County Registrar of Voters certified the November elections earlier this month, a flurry of Democratic politicians were already turning their attention toward 2026 races.
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