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August 19, 2022

New school for Irvine’s Great Park Neighborhoods welcomes kids on first day of school

New classes of elementary and middle schoolers filled the halls of Solis Park School in Irvine on the first day of school Thursday, Aug. 18, breaking in the latest —… Continue Reading New school for...

August 19, 2022

New federal funds will help Southern California weather megadrought

Nearly $310 million in federal funds from the infrastructure bill approved last November will help pay for projects that promise to capture, store and recycle more water in the drought-ridden West,… Continue Reading New federal funds...

August 17, 2022

Five Finger Death Punch talk near-death experiences before headlining in Irvine

Four years ago, Five Finger Death Punch vocalist Ivan Moody said that he believed that he actually died for about three and a half minutes after he attempted to quit… Continue Reading Five Finger Death...

August 17, 2022

2-year-old girl struck, killed by Amazon van in Irvine apartment complex

A toddler was struck and killed by an Amazon delivery van Tuesday afternoon in an Irvine apartment complex, officials said. The Irvine Police Department and the Orange County Fire Authority… Continue Reading 2-year-old girl struck,...

August 16, 2022

Manassero Farm in Irvine celebrates 100 years of home grown produce

A hundred years after his grandfather settled in Orange County and began growing barley, tomatoes and other crops on several acres he rented in Yorba Linda, Dan Manassero is keeping… Continue Reading Manassero Farm in...

August 12, 2022

Real estate news: Tractor dealer Eberhard Equipment buys its longtime Santa Ana facility for $8.6M

A tractor dealership that has leased a Santa Ana industrial building for 45 years has bought that longtime home for $8.6 million, according to NAI Capital Commercial. Eberhard Equipment has… Continue Reading Real estate news:...

Judge denies Activision bid to dismiss parts of state discrimination suit

A judge has denied Activision Blizzard’s bid to dismiss parts of a lawsuit brought against the company by the state Department of Fair Employment and Housing, a motion in which… Continue Reading Judge denies Activision...

August 11, 2022

Irvine’s Rivian leads EV slump as investors shun the money-losing startup

By Esha Dey | Bloomberg Even a breakthrough US climate bill designed to encourage sales of electric cars has failed to revive investor interest in Rivian Automotive Inc., as the… Continue Reading Irvine’s Rivian leads...

August 10, 2022

Empire League football preview: What to expect this season

The top players and season outlook for all six teams in the Empire League: EMPIRE LEAGUE CREAN LUTHERAN Top players: Graham Austin, OL, Sr.; Ben Buettell, WR/DB, Jr.; Andrew Duberow,… Continue Reading Empire League football...

August 10, 2022

Summer Camp: Kids dive into lifeguard skills at Wild Rivers Water Park

Irvine isn’t the place you think of when someone mentions junior lifeguards. But a new water park at the Great Park is giving inland Orange County kids a unique place… Continue Reading Summer Camp: Kids...