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October 4, 2022

13 punk, rock and ska bands to see at the free Attention Fest in Irvine

Rob Castellon, founder of Whittier-based Wiretap Records, is hoping local music fans will once again take notice of the bands at his annual Attention Fest. Though some of the artists… Continue Reading 13 punk, rock...

October 3, 2022

Fryer on football: ‘First and 10’ list for the start of Week 7

Starting the high school football week in Orange County with notes, comments and observations … 1. Big showdown this week: This is the week we get to see St. John… Continue Reading Fryer on football:...

October 1, 2022

Amtrak halts passenger service between Irvine and San Diego because of shifting tracks

Amtrak has suspended its passenger rail service between Irvine and San Diego due to track safety concerns near San Clemente. The suspension began on Friday, Sept. 30, and is in… Continue Reading Amtrak halts passenger...

September 30, 2022

Substitute teacher arrested for alleged sexual assault of student at Santa Ana elementary school

An Irvine man working as a substitute teacher was arrested Thursday, Sept. 30 after a student at a Santa Ana elementary school reported he had inappropriately touched her, officials said.… Continue Reading Substitute teacher arrested...

September 30, 2022

$18 million will help students seek careers in healthcare, high tech – and fight racism, too

Students create molds for new bridge structures in the dental tech class at Los Angeles City College Wednesday, September 28, 2022. (Photo by David Crane, Los Angeles Daily News/SCNG) Jennifer… Continue Reading $18 million will...

September 29, 2022

Two more suspects arrested in shooting death of man in SUV in North Long Beach

Two suspects have been arrested on suspicion of shooting to death an Irvine man in North Long Beach last year, authorities said. Eleazar Lopez, a Paramount resident, was taken into… Continue Reading Two more suspects...

September 28, 2022

As options to relocate Irvine asphalt plant loom, residents voice frustration, concern

As Irvine leaders continue to explore how best to address persistent complaints about odors and emissions from the All American Asphalt plant, concerns by community members held court during a… Continue Reading As options to...

September 28, 2022

Irvine council, Live Nation ink deal for permanent concert venue at Great Park

An agreement with concert-promoter Live Nation for the design, construction and operation of a permanent outdoor amphitheater has been approved by the City Council for what Irvine leaders describe as… Continue Reading Irvine council, Live...

September 28, 2022

Irvine to partner with USA Water Polo for aquatics facility at Great Park

After years of on-and-off discussions with USA Water Polo over building an aquatics center at the Great Park, Irvine leaders are exploring a partnership between the city and the Irvine-based… Continue Reading Irvine to partner...

September 27, 2022

Rep. Katie Porter draws scrutiny for calling Irvine police ‘disgrace’ in 2021

Rep. Katie Porter’s Irvine event in July 2021 was memorable not because it was her first in-person town hall since the COVID-19 pandemic started but because a physical altercation broke… Continue Reading Rep. Katie Porter...