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Rooted deeply in your community for nearly 100 years, the Event-News Enterprise has been continuously published since 1923. In May of 2018, the Event News and News Enterprise merged to form the Event-News Enterprise, and publishes every Wednesday. Proudly reporting on the news and events of multiple communities including Los Alamitos, Rossmoor, Cypress, El Dorado Park Estates, La Palma, and portions of Seal Beach. The Event-News Enterprise integrates both digital and social media platforms, enabling our readership to access our content through various forms of media while significantly increasing our audience. The News Enterprise is committed to reporting on, gathering, and delivering timely news and informational content in print and online. Our readership is our most valuable asset and continues to grow daily.

For the first time ever, Harry Potter is coming to town

Youth Center, RCSD, work together to provide local families with safe, affordable summer programs

“Greatest of All Time,” this year’s Pageant of the Masters theme, opens July 9

Circa’s “Eternity” brings rare expression of life to Judy Morr theatre at Segerstrom

St. Isidore Historical Chapel to celebrate 100 years in Los Al

Woman’s Club of Cypress announces leadership for 2026

The hills come alive at Segerstrom as “The Sound of Music” takes the stage June 2 -14

OCFA, army of experts, firefighters, police and officials, announce victory over potential catastrophic explosion

Riverdance 30 – The New Generation takes the Segerstrom stage May 15-17

Knights of Columbus conduct record drive to support people with intellectual disabilities

Family fun and STEM too as Segerstrom Center transforms into Arts & Science Festival

LAEF celebrates Los Al Unified Teachers of the Year

Aquarium of the Pacific adds three species to its Marine Report Card

Cypress Art League honors winners at 50th Anniversary show

Meatloaf, the gigantic sea turtle, recovering at Aquarium of the Pacific

“Boots on Ground” caps off Youth Center One Grand Project campaign

Aquarium, guests, mourn loss of beloved Octapus Ghost

Da’Hawaii senior club learns about “Circle of Care” mixed with a bit of singing and dancing

Annual March Madness march draws 300

Dave Appling, one of a kind, passes away in the style he lived life