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September 1, 2024

Suspect arrested in 2022 Long Beach killing

LONG BEACH — A 43-year-old man suspected in a Long Beach fatal shooting in 2022 was behind bars this week. Carlos Salazar Jr., formerly of Compton, was arrested Tuesday during… Continue Reading Suspect arrested in...

August 30, 2024

Real estate news: Irvine buys office building for $13 million

The city of Irvine on Aug. 15 paid $13 million for the two-story headquarters of RGP Property at 17101 Armstrong. The building, which will help the city expand its administrative… Continue Reading Real estate news:...

August 29, 2024

15 female patients allege doctor at UCI, Hoag sexually assaulted them

Fifteen women have filed a lawsuit alleging an Irvine physician forced them to expose their breasts and, in many instances, groped them under the guise of treatment at UCI Medical… Continue Reading 15 female patients...

August 28, 2024

Southern soul-food spot Georgia’s opens new location in Irvine, its fourth

Southern soul food by way of Philadelphia, where chef and co-founder Gretchen Shoemaker was born and honed her culinary skills, Georgia’s got its start as a part-time catering business serving… Continue Reading Southern soul-food spot...

August 28, 2024

John Fogerty talks about making up for lost time, playing CCR music again

If ever there was a cautionary tale about the music industry, look no further than the covenant John Fogerty and his Creedence Clearwater Revival bandmates entered into with Fantasy Records… Continue Reading John Fogerty talks...

August 28, 2024

The Habit Burger Grill changes its name

The Habit Burger Grill is adding an ampersand to its name. The Irvine-based quick service chain will now be known as The Habit Burger & Grill, according to a news… Continue Reading The Habit Burger...

August 27, 2024

Lawsuit seeks to block veterans cemetery in Anaheim Hills

A group seeking to block a veterans cemetery from being built in Anaheim Hills’ Gypsum Canyon has filed a lawsuit against the city, hoping to instead get a veterans burial ground… Continue Reading Lawsuit seeks to...

August 26, 2024

Status Update: HeyTea, the latest craze in blended drinks, opens in Irvine

HeyTea, a Chinese beverage company with a global fan base, opened recently in Irvine to long lines of eager customers. Just the second on the West Coast for the company,… Continue Reading Status Update: HeyTea,...

August 23, 2024

UCI Medical School program addresses shortage of Latinx physicians in California.

Carla Vasquez Vergara grew up going with her abuelita to doctor appointments across the Inland Empire. Although she was just a kid, Vergara translated important medical information between her Spanish-speaking… Continue Reading UCI Medical School...

August 22, 2024

With housing plan, Irvine council walks a tightrope between state compliance and local control

Land south of The Great Park and east of The 5 Freeway is listed in ‘Focus Area No 3’ as an area for new homes in the Irvine Housing Staff… Continue Reading With housing plan,...