Irvine News Archives - Page 9 of 178

Irvine breaks ground on first municipal gym

The city of Irvine is officially breaking ground on its first municipal gym: the Irvine Fieldhouse. Located in the Irvine Business Complex, the 110,000-square-foot facility will feature 10 multiuse… Continue Reading Irvine breaks ground...

Rivian expands across from HQ

Rivian Automotive is growing its Irvine footprint with a new 95,000-square-foot lease at 14410 Myford Road, across from its headquarters. The EV maker, already the largest automaker employer in… Continue Reading Rivian expands across...

July 2, 2025

3 in a row: Irvine parks best in the state again

Each summer, Irvine residents are reminded how lucky they are to live within one of America’s best citywide park systems when the Trust for Public Land (TPL) releases its… Continue Reading 3 in a...

July 2, 2025

Inside look at the Thai Chop salad with Sessions chef

Sessions is known for its sandwiches. Do a lot of people order salads?About a third – which makes me super happy. In a deli, salads are often an afterthought… Continue Reading Inside look at...

July 2, 2025

Summer theater

This month, UC Irvine alumnus Abel Garcia returns to the school’s New Swan Shakespeare Festival for his fifth season to perform in productions of “Much Ado About Nothing” and… Continue Reading Summer theater

Best city for families in Southern California

WalletHub recognized Irvine as the fourth-best city for families in the U.S. for 2025. The WalletHub 2025 “Best Cities for Raising a Family” report compared more than 180 U.S.… Continue Reading Best city for...

Sierra Vista wins national science title

Sierra Vista Middle School’s Science Olympiad team has clinched the Division B National Championship, the school’s second national title in four years. Competing against 60 of the top-ranked teams… Continue Reading Sierra Vista wins...

July 2, 2025

Cafe society

“Cafe society” refers to the see-and-be-seen activities of those frequenting fashionable restaurants. Idle pursuits? Not the “see” part. Although observing the interactions of others can be entertaining, people-watching can… Continue Reading Cafe society

Spectrum living leads to great lifestyle, access

Chris Fernandez, a product manager at Amazon, moved to The Park at Irvine Spectrum from New Jersey and loves the difference in his commute time, among other benefits. “I… Continue Reading Spectrum living leads...

July 2, 2025

Immigration fight with Trump boosts Newsom’s ratings, UCI poll finds

California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s standoff with President Donald Trump on the issue of immigration raids seems to have boosted his favorability across the state, according to a new poll from… Continue Reading Immigration fight with...