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November 15, 2022

Fryer on football: ‘First and 10’ list for the start of semifinals week

Starting the high school football week in Orange County with notes, comments and observations … 1. The “other” game of the week. Yes, Friday’s CIF Southern Section Division 1 semifinals… Continue Reading Fryer on football:...

November 14, 2022

Orange County football Top 25: No. 1 Mater Dei, No. 2 Los Alamitos headed for CIF-SS semifinals showdown

There are three voters in the Register’s weekly poll. Points are awarded for each spot in the poll, starting with 25 points for a No. 1 ranking. Notable this week:… Continue Reading Orange County football...

November 14, 2022

Hoag’s $1 billion Irvine expansion will combine private practice, medical academics

A balsa wood model under a pristine glass case in a Hoag Hospital Irvine office is the first step of a vision for a major expansion of the medical center… Continue Reading Hoag’s $1 billion...

November 10, 2022

Boys basketball preseason Top 10: Canyon starts at No. 1, Mater Dei at No. 2

The Orange County boys basketball preseason top 10. BOYS BASKETBALL PRESEASON TOP 10 1. Canyon (25-5 in 2021-22): The Comanches bring back Orange County’s best freshman of last season, forward… Continue Reading Boys basketball preseason...

November 10, 2022

‘Low-fare’ carrier Breeze Airways to add flights from JWA to two destinations

A new airline with budget-priced tickets is coming to John Wayne Airport in 2023, and it’s bringing cleaner, quieter planes, its officials said. Breeze Airways will start service Feb. 16… Continue Reading ‘Low-fare’ carrier Breeze...

November 10, 2022

Taco Bell Foundation brings young entrepreneurs to Irvine to pitch world-changing visions

When theTaco Bell Foundation recently brought youthful entrepreneurs to Irvine to pitch their visions for a better future, it was more like a dolphin tank than “Shark Tank.” The Foundation’s… Continue Reading Taco Bell Foundation...

November 10, 2022

Candidates in Irvine elections holding out for more tallies

In the race for two seats on Irvine’s City Council, longtime councilman Larry Agran and newcomer Kathleen Treseder are leading with incumbent Anthony Kuo trailing slightly behind, as ballot counting… Continue Reading Candidates in Irvine...

November 8, 2022

Elections 2022: 6 vie for Irvine City Council, 5 for mayor

A half-dozen candidates in Irvine are hoping for enough votes to win one of two open seats on the City Council, and another five people are looking to claim the… Continue Reading Elections 2022: 6...

November 8, 2022

Incumbents Cottie Petrie-Norris and Steven Choi face off in AD-73

It’s a race featuring two incumbent Assembly members in the 73rd Assembly District, an area that encompasses Costa Mesa and Irvine. Due to redistricting, Republican Assemblyman Steven Choi faces Democratic… Continue Reading Incumbents Cottie Petrie-Norris...

November 8, 2022

Trabuco Canyon man charged with multiple sexual assaults

SANTA ANA — A 30-year-old Trabuco Canyon man was charged Monday with sexually assaulting three women — two in Tustin and one in Irvine — over the past year. Deep… Continue Reading Trabuco Canyon man...