Kaila Mellos is a freelance writer based in Encinitas, California. She focuses on local news and events, covering a range of topics including community issues, arts and culture, sports, and human interest stories. Her work has been featured in various publications, including The Coast News Group, Yahoo News, and the Daily Astorian.
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By: Kaila Mellos, Angélica Escobar
Several Humpback Whales Wow Dana Wharf Patrons near Dana Point Harbor
Dana Point residents are preparing to make their voices heard as the Nov. 5 election approaches. With ballot boxes officially opened across California on Tuesday, Oct. 8, county elections officials began mailing vote-by-mail ballots to all active registered voters on Oct. 7, specifically 29 days before Election Day.
By: Kaila Mellos, Angélica Escobar
The annual Swallows Day Parade and Mercado Street Faire is one of the biggest and most popular events of every year in San Juan Capistrano, embraced by community members of all ages. Photo: Alan Gibby/Zone57
By: Kaila Mellos
To celebrate its remarkable 20 years of establishment, the California Online Public Schools (CalOPS) hosted a panel on Oct. 17 featuring education and political leaders from Orange County to speak
By: Kaila Mellos
Dia de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, is a Mexican holiday during which families welcome back the souls of their deceased relatives for a brief reunion that includes
By: Kaila Mellos
Following the close of this year’s Ohana Festival at Doheny State Beach, the signature Storytellers whale sculpture made a short journey to Dana Point Harbor on loan from renowned artist
By: Kaila Mellos
Brad Gates, who became the region’s most influential politician during his 24 years as Orange County Sheriff by helping expand and modernize his department, died on Oct. 25 at his San Juan Capistrano home, according to the department. He was 85.
By: Kaila Mellos
Many are starting to explore the brand-new River Street Marketplace campus, as several restaurants and stores are now open for business following ribbon-cutting ceremonies. So far, Free People, Shop Common Thred, Tecovas, Wildfire Mercantile, and restaurants La Vaquera and Finca have opened for all to enjoy.
By: Kaila Mellos
While Donald Trump’s triumphant return to the White House as the 47th President dominated national headlines, some of the races in Southern California and local races in South Orange County were more tightly contested and still too close to call when The Capistrano Dispatch went to press on Thursday, Nov. 7.
By: Angélica Escobar, Kaila Mellos
The “Merry Kiss Me” arch in Dana Point Harbor is one of the most popular attractions during the annual Festival of Lights, now on display through Jan. 12. Photo: Courtesy of danapointharbor.com
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