By Brian Thomas Irvine-based Alzheimer’s O.C. has been named the Nonprofit of the Year for California State Senate District 37. The announcement was made by California Sen.John Moorlach earlier this month. “I […]
By Ann Frances With the election just days away, the Orange County Registrar of Voters is doing everything possible to make sure everyone has the opportunity to cast their vote, especially those […]
By Ann Frances – The Mazda Foundation in Irvine is impacting individuals and families near and far by offering financial support to food banks throughout the country. The foundation today announced $215,000 […]
By Ann Frances – By executive order, everyone in the city of Irvine must wear a mask when in a public space. The mandate is to stem the spread of COVID-19. Today, […]
By Brian Thomas – Irvine residents were among more than 130,000 customers within Southern California Edison territory who had their power cut off over the weekend, part of rolling blackouts aimed at […]
By Ann Frances – Irvine’s fight against COVID-19 just got a boost, thanks to a July 27 gift of 1 million face masks, courtesy of developer FivePoint. The masks will be used […]
By Brian Thomas – If you’ve been watching Major League Baseball, sans fans in the stands, you’ve noticed the cardboard cutouts that are filling the seats these days. Among the photos […]
By Ann Frances — Irvine residents, as well as those who work in Irvine, can get tested for COVID-19 whether they present symptoms or are asymptomatic. The free testing begins July 13 […]
By Ann Frances – Some 2,000 Irvine renters will soon get some rental assistance in the form of one of two grant options to help them during the global coronavirus pandemic, as […]
By Ann Frances – Story Update: On May 26, the Irvine City Council voted unanimously not to approve the below-mentioned COVID-19 testing program, partnering with U.S. Health Fairs. Drive-through antigen testing will […]