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O ne of my major takeaways from the June election—and especially the rancorous debates that led up to it—is that we all need to get out more
O ne of my major takeaways from the June election—and especially the rancorous debates that led up to it—is that we all need to get out more
"R aise a glass to Freedom, s omething they can never take away." Orange County has been abuzz over the musical "Hamilton," which recently c
Life is pretty good here in Irvine. It's a great place to raise a family, go to school, play a sport, ride a bike, take a hike and have a meal. We have a f
Our rainy season is coming to a close, alas. Despite some welcome recent storms, it's been a much drier year than last, when our open space and wilderness
I can't imagine moving to a South County city like Mission Viejo, Laguna Hills/Niguel/Woods, Aliso Viejo, Lake Forest or Ladera Ranch. They're all per
Whenever I stop at the grocery store in Irvine these days, it seems a signature gatherer is out front asking shoppers entering and leaving to sign a petition. L
By Jacob Levy, editor and publisher
As a voracious consumer of media in its many forms, I have a guilty pleasure: year-end lists. Every publication produces the
The following is the full text of the State of the City address delivered by Mayor Christina Shea on February 25, 2020 Good evening. Thank you for attending the