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Jerri Rosen, founder of Working Wardrobes, lived to empower people

Jerri Rosen, founder of Working Wardrobes, lived to empower people

Jerri Rosen is being remembered for the decades she spent working to empower and lift others. She died Wednesday, May 14, at age 79. Thirty-five years ago, Rosen founded Working… Continue Reading Jerri Rosen, founder...

In-N-Out Burger’s leader shares how the chain improves its ingredients

In-N-Out Burger’s leader shares how the chain improves its ingredients

This week In-N-Out Burger became the center of the discussion of synthetic additives in foods when news broke that the Southern California fast food chain had stopped using artificial colorings… Continue Reading In-N-Out Burger’s leader...

Use Reusable Bags or Recycle Plastics Responsibly

Use Reusable Bags or Recycle Plastics Responsibly

Single use plastics such as grocery bags and plastic film can pose a serious environmental issue if not properly handled. Loose bags can be carried by the wind into storm… Continue Reading Use Reusable Bags...

Betty Martinez Franco sworn in as Irvine’s first Latina councilmember

Betty Martinez Franco sworn in as Irvine’s first Latina councilmember

Growing up in Monterrey, Mexico, Betty Martinez Franco said she never considered a political life. But after she moved to California and became a United States citizen, she said her… Continue Reading Betty Martinez Franco...

In-N-Out Burger announces ketchup upgrade and removes artificial dye from lemonade

In-N-Out Burger announces ketchup upgrade and removes artificial dye from lemonade

In-N-Out Burger has confirmed it removed artificial coloring from its Signature Pink Lemonade and its strawberry shakes. The news broke Tuesday, May 13 in an article from Nation’s Restaurant News,… Continue Reading In-N-Out Burger announces...

Teen-centric Battle of the Bands benefit returns to applause

The city’s Battle of the Bands – a contest between Irvine teens that doubles as a fundraiser – returned this spring after a five-year break because of the pandemic.… Continue Reading Teen-centric Battle of...

Arts Village at IVC transforms creativity on campus, with more projects on the way

Since opening a year ago, Irvine Valley College’s Arts Village has improved how students learn and create in the arts. The $61 million complex includes three new buildings with… Continue Reading Arts Village at...

Gelatissimo opens at University Center

University Center is the home of the newest location of Gelatissimo, an internationally influenced gelato shop where the treat is made on site. A pair of brothers on the… Continue Reading Gelatissimo opens at...

Hands-on offerings

Throughout human history, our hands have been central to our development and survival. From crafting tools in the Stone Age to creating art and building civilizations, the human hand… Continue Reading Hands-on offerings

$200,000+ raised at Walk to Feed OC

More than 1,000 Orange County residents gathered in Irvine this spring to support the fight against food insecurity during the Second Harvest Food Bank’s third annual Walk to Feed… Continue Reading $200,000+ raised at...

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