Looking toward a new year
It's been a privilege to bring this publication to the good citizens of Irvine over the past two years. We anticipated going into 2018 that we'd have
It's been a privilege to bring this publication to the good citizens of Irvine over the past two years. We anticipated going into 2018 that we'd have
This is the season for anticipation. As I write this, Halloween decorations are up and kids (as well as playful adults) are choosing their costumes with care as
UCI Ranks First in Improving Enrollment of Low Income, Community College Students
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This is my favorite time of year in Irvine, from the first few weeks after Labor Day right through October. Kids are back at school (which parents app reciate),
The February issue of Irvine City News has been distributed to 105,000 homes in the city of Irvine, as well as to select business and community centers. If you
Everyone who has written about restaurants and food in Southern California in the past 20-plus years was strongly influenced by Jonathan Gold, including the wri
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
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