Irvine News Archives - Page 151 of 171

June 26, 2022

Irvine educational startup sees big growth during pandemic’s online pivot

Looking to promote your cooking classes? Or maybe a how-to course on calligraphy, wood carving — or backyard patio building? For companies that want to a service to a wide… Continue Reading Irvine educational startup...

June 25, 2022

Tuskegee airman will be remembered with renaming of Irvine post office

A bill to rename an Irvine post office in honor of a member of the famed Tuskegee Airmen was signed into law this week by President Joe Biden. The Northwood… Continue Reading Tuskegee airman will...

June 25, 2022

Supreme Court’s Roe decision ignites rallies across Southern California

It didn’t take long after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down Roe v. Wade for hundreds of people to congregate in the shadow of a federal courthouse in downtown Los… Continue Reading Supreme Court’s Roe...

June 24, 2022

Taco Bell brings back ‘Numero Uno’ for a 60th anniversary party

Taco Bell celebrated its 60th anniversary on Thursday at the building where it all started in 1962 — sort of. The Irvine-based chain threw a party for itself in the… Continue Reading Taco Bell brings...

June 24, 2022

Irvine mayor’s efforts to repair relations with Armenian community could lead to memorial, school curriculum

When a video surfaced in March of Irvine Mayor Farrah Khan joking and laughing during a meeting in 2020 with representatives of local Turkish groups, it sparked a furor among… Continue Reading Irvine mayor’s efforts...

June 24, 2022

New Irvine charter school under scrutiny for alleged mismanagement

On the last day of school at Irvine International Academy, families were greeted with parties, end-of-the-year fun, and some breaking news: The principal had been fired. It was the latest… Continue Reading New Irvine charter...

June 24, 2022

Politics or education? Elected officials clash over fledgling charter school

Frustrated with alleged mismanagement and other woes at a new public Mandarin-immersion charter school in Irvine, parents reached out to Mayor Farrah Khan. Could she help? In response, Khan wrote… Continue Reading Politics or education?...

June 23, 2022

A year after Surfside collapse, two California startups are creating Carfax-like reports for HOAs

As family and survivors commemorate the one-year anniversary of the deadly Surfside, Fla., condo collapse on Friday, June 24, two Southern California companies are offering new tools to help condo buyers… Continue Reading A year after...

June 21, 2022

See, Dawson get top three finishes at Nike Nationals

JSerra’s Brendon See finished second in the discus at the Nike Nationals track and field meet that concluded Monday at the University of Oregon. See’s best throw of the day… Continue Reading See, Dawson get...

June 20, 2022

Service to country; kids doing cool stuff … Bravo!

Lake Forest native proud member of U.S. Navy submarine force A Lake Forest native is stationed at Naval Base Kitsap (NBK) in Washington state, homeport to West Coast ballistic-missile and… Continue Reading Service to country;...