Today: Orange County Fair board promises dialogue about future of fairgrounds equestrian center; hundreds of future citizens will be at polls to help non-English speaking voters and here’s how much millennials are making in one chart.

Today: Public use battles loom over OC Fair; North OC’s open seat for supervisor draws six candidates and Oakcrest Terrace in Yorba Linda is the new face of affordable housing.

Today: Costa Mesa council will discuss next city budget at special meeting; supporters set the record straight on the OC Veterans Cemetery and O.C. Fair Board delays contracts for 3 gun shows amid license questions.

Today: Here’s when and where you can cast a ballot early or by mail in Orange County today; Caltech to keep close eye on integrity of Orange County June 5 election and a new mobile unit is planned for OC's needle exchange program.

Today: Three law enforcement veterans compete for Orange County Sheriff; Irvine, Los Angeles high on U.S. cities’ population growth list, and Memorial Day weekend air travelers could see delays.

Today: Home prices hit $715,000 in Orange County; here are Memorial Day 2018 events around Orange County and a desalination plant appears to woo skeptics.

Today: Performance auditing offers a real look under the public-sector hood; dozens of mentally ill homeless people may leave County treatment motel and when you break even as a homeowner depends on where you live in SoCal.

Today: Supreme Court decision delivers blow to workers' rights; Huntington Beach, Fountain Valley, Garden Grove or Westminster: Where’s housing hotter? and, Santa Ana halts city council redistricting, points to new lawsuit.

Today: UC strike is over growing racial, gender inequality; Santa Ana rent control petition drive underway and Santa Ana suspends updating council wards pending lawsuit over voting rights.

Today: Irvine voters to decide future of Orange County veterans cemetery; Southern California house prices up 7.3 percent in April, realtors report, and Boeing in discussions with potential buyers of 30 acres of Huntington Beach site