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Local glow-up spot: Whether you need a clean cut, color refresh, gel mani, or waxing and a facial, Ooh La La Salon & Spa in Fountain Valley Plaza has you covered with top-of-the-line brands and bespoke treatments since 2000.
Serious smoke nearby: Whether you're chasing fall-apart ribs, peppery brisket, or a few small plates to share, Holé Smokes BBQ in nearby Costa Mesa keeps it simple and tasty.
Japan in your cart: Tokyo Central Costa Mesa is where locals stock up on real-deal Japanese groceries, from fresh produce, meat and seafood to snacks, drinks and everyday essentials.
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The five stories Huntington Beach readers clicked most this month, from the daily editions.
Two people, 37-year-old Rodney Otis Rich and 63-year old Tammie Walker, have been arrested in connection with a shooting outside of a grocery store in Costa Mesa, Orange County.
Full story at cbsnews.com ↗
Two people have been arrested in an alleged fraud scheme involving the purchase of five e-bikes valued at over $8,000.
Full story at abc7.com ↗
A man stopped by Huntington Beach Police in downtown California allegedly used his brother's information to hide his outstanding warrants.
Full story at newsantaana.com ↗
Ten more lifeguards and park aides in Orange County have filed a lawsuit against former California State Parks Supervisor Kevin Pearsall, alleging they were secretly recorded nude or semi-nude by a hidden camera placed in a locker room at Bolsa Chica State Beach.
Full story at santacruzsentinel.com ↗
The last defendant in the Orange County student loan fraud case, Paulina Francine Pacheco, has pleaded guilty, ending a prosecution that once accused seven people of bilking thousands of borrowers nationwide out of millions of dollars.
Full story at hoodline.com ↗
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