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. […]
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 […]
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 […]