May 2022 - Page 3 of 6 - Irvine's Realtor

May 18, 2022

Blind Pig adds sandwich shops in Anaheim and Irvine

A Trough sandwich shop will soft-open in late May in Anaheim and The Blind Pig Restaurant Group has plans for another, coming in late November or December to Irvine. That… Continue Reading Blind Pig adds...

May 17, 2022

Review: At Solstice in Irvine, the power lunch is back

The power lunch is back, and Solstice is the new reigning hot spot. Solstice is that long-awaited restaurant in the Boardwalk, which, if you haven’t noticed, is the fanciest office… Continue Reading Review: At Solstice...

May 17, 2022

Leaders call for unity at vigil following deadly shooting at Laguna Woods church

About 100 people gathered at Christ Our Redeemer A.M.E. Church in Irvine for a candlelight vigil Monday in response to a weekend of gun violence, including a politically motivated attack… Continue Reading Leaders call for...

May 17, 2022

Orange County baseball top 25, May 16

The Orange County baseball top 25 for this week. ORANGE COUNTY BASEBALL TOP 25 (Records through May 9) 1. Orange Lutheran (25-5) The Lancers, who were the Trinity League champs… Continue Reading Orange County baseball...

May 15, 2022

CIF-SS boys volleyball champion Newport Harbor opens at home in CIF SoCal Regional playoffs

CIF Southern Section Division 1 boys volleyball champion Newport Harbor is at home against Servite in the first round of the CIF SoCal Division I playoffs. Newport Harbor (25-5) plays… Continue Reading CIF-SS boys volleyball...

May 15, 2022

Servite’s Max Thomas bags two more titles at CIF-SS Track Finals

Winning CIF Southern Section championships is an enjoyable accomplishment for any track and field athlete. The elite ones like Servite’s Max Thomas, who won CIF-SS Division 3 titles in the… Continue Reading Servite’s Max Thomas...

May 12, 2022

Fryer: San Clemente’s Caroline Hawkes looking to have success, fun at CIF-SS Track Finals

San Clemente senior Caroline Hawkes is very good at the 100-, 200- and 400-meter races in track and field. Her favorite? “The 200 is the most fun,” she said. “The… Continue Reading Fryer: San Clemente’s...

May 12, 2022

Rivian recalls 502 R1T trucks that could have a faulty airbag trigger

The Irvine-based startup Rivian Automotive has issued its first recall, alerting the government that several hundred 2022 R1T trucks could have a bad airbag trigger in the front passenger seat.… Continue Reading Rivian recalls 502...

May 12, 2022

Tustin OKs new apartments; grapples with neglect at Navy’s blimp hangar

Not-so-slowly but surely the 1,600-acre expanse known as Tustin Legacy is blossoming into a vast residential and business center. On May 3 the Tustin City Council unanimously approved a plan… Continue Reading Tustin OKs new...

May 12, 2022

Bright plants decorate new healing garden at City of Hope Orange County

City of Hope Oncologist Amrita Krishnan, left, and her patient, Donna McNutt, take part in the Healing Garden planting ceremony at the new Orange County oncology center in Irvine on… Continue Reading Bright plants decorate...

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