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Tustin crime calls: Structure fire reported on Estero Circle
A selection of crime calls to the Tustin Police Department. << Read article Reader Comments Comments are encouraged, but you must follow our User Agreement . Comment?
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Pacific Coast National Bank Seized, Sold to Sunwest
Bank regulators seized Pacific Coast National Bank of San Clemente on Friday and immediately sold it to Tustin's Sunwest Bank. Comment?
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FDIC Closes Banks In California, Florida
... state officials closed Pacific Coast National Bank, San Clemente, California, and brokered a deal with Sunwest Bank, Tustin, California, to assume all of the deposits. As of August 31, 2009, Pacific Coast National Bank had total assets of $134.4 ... Comment?
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Tustin opens new plaza, parking lot for library
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TUSTIN The city dedicated its new library building, plaza and parking lot during a ceremony Saturday morning. Comment?
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Olive Garden seeks building permit in Farmington
... building permit application first was filed Nov. 5 by the restaurant contractor, CRHO Restaurant Architects, based in Tustin, Calif. Meanwhile, the ownership company of Olive Garden is linked to other restaurant chains, including Red Lobster, which ... 88 comments
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National Family Volunteer Day 101: Where beginners and youth can volunteer in Orange County
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... sent to you after you register), who is the facilitator and let her know when you will be picking up your supplies in Tustin, Orange County, California for the event on November 21, 2009. Supplies can be picked up Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. ... Comment?
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Iberiabank Buys Two U.S. Banks as Failure Tally Increases to 123 This Year
... deals were announced. The Lafayette, Louisiana-based company has fallen 15 percent in the past year. Sunwest Bank of Tustin, California, also purchased a failed bank in its home state yesterday, according to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., ... Comment?
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Pacific Coast National Bank is seized, sold to Sunwest Bank
Bank regulators seized Pacific Coast National Bank of San Clemente on Friday and immediately sold it to Tustin's Sunwest Bank. Comment?
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Pacific Coast National Bank in California seized
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... San Diego County. To protect depositors, the FDIC entered into a purchase and assumption agreement with Sunwest Bank, Tustin, California, to assume all of the deposits of Pacific Coast National Bank. The two branches of Pacific Coast National Bank ... Comment?
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Traveling with the Tustin News
TUSTIN Click on the photo at the left to view a slide show of residents who have taken the Tustin News along on their trips. Comment?
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New plaza opening at Tustin Library, City Hall
TUSTIN A new plaza and parking lot connected to the Tustin Library and Civic Center will open on Saturday with a dedication ceremony at 10 a.m. The three months of construction began after library staff moved into the $29.3 million, 32,000-square-foot library building at 345 Main St., which opened in August. Comment?
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Villeroy and Boch Introduces La Belle: A New Premium Bathroom Collection
TUSTIN, CA, November 13, 2009 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Villeroy & Boch announced today the introduction of its new collection of bath and wellness products-La Belle-into the US market. Comment?
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Tustin Police compete in flag football
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TUSTIN The Tustin Police Department is competing at 4 p.m. Saturday against members of the Santa Ana, Orange, Fullerton, Garden Grove, Fountain Valley and Westminster police departments in a flag football tournament to raise money to buy Thanksgiving dinners for Tustin residents in need. Comment?
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SEC: Tustin lender faked billings, cheated investors
Medical Capital allegedly diverted cash from new investors to pay others. Tustin lender Medical Capital Holdings Inc. Comment?
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Henry's to open 6th O.C. farmers market
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... in Orange County. Henry's and the Irvine Co. jointly announced plans for a Henry's market at the The Market Place in Tustin. The more than 22,000-square-foot grocery store will replace the former CompUSA space, which shuttered all four of its O.C. ... Comment?
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Jeweler lets customers see live diamond inscribing
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... Dallas, Denver, Los Angeles, Minneapolis, Philadelphia, Phoenix, San Francisco, Seattle, St. Louis, Tampa, Fla., Tustin, Calif., and Washington D.C., where it does business as The Jewelry Exchange. The company operates as The Jewelry Factory in ... Comment?
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Ex-Boys And Girls Club Exec Admits Stealing $114K
The former chief professional officer for Tustin's Boys and Girls Club pleaded guilty Thursday to stealing more than $114,000 from the club to pay for his vacations and a fake job for his wife. Comment?
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Letters From OC Weekly Readers
... is valid; some is not. And much is undeserving. Thanks again for your work. Good fortune on your next projects! Tustin Guy, Tustin , via ocweekly.com I am glad that Mendez v. Westminster is finally being written into American history. For too long, ... Comment?
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Chef, farmers show kids how to harvest a lunch
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TUSTIN About 70 students from Marjorie Veeh Elementary School learned about grocery shopping at the Tustin Farmer's Market. Comment?
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Birthday celebration at senior center
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TUSTIN Students from Saint Jeanne de Lestonnac School are celebrating those with October birthdays. Comment?
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