Irvine News Archives - Page 4 of 134

Girls Inc. sparks Irvine teen’s activism

Kristen Lew’s LinkedIn page describes her as a passionate mental health activist. She manages her own nonprofit and a podcast, for which she interviews top mental health experts. She lobbies for improved mental health...

Young musician merges her two passions

Rubi Lee, one of Irvine’s youngest preeminent musicians, performed as a guest violin soloist with the Pacific Symphony Orchestra in five concerts this summer, playing a movement from Tchaikovsky’s Violin Concerto in Irvine parks...

November 19, 2024

Irvine earns Master Plan accolade

The master-planned city of Irvine has been recognized as the nation’s best planned community by Zonda, an international real estate research organization. The city’s village lifestyle and economic opportunities have attracted generations of residents,...

November 19, 2024

Goal achieved

The moment was one they each promised they’d never forget – Noah Davidson saying it “kind of didn’t feel real,” and his father, Michael, describing it as “a miracle.” Now imagine if either of...

November 19, 2024

Year in review

Irvine reveled in another great year, reaping accolades for its high-ranking schools and abundant parks, as well as witnessing major new investments in thriving tech industries here. PARKS Hailed as the best in California...

Bommer Canyon Cattle Camp offers family fun

About 200 people enjoyed rollicking fun and bluegrass music from the Jordan Hook Band under the dappled shade of sycamore trees at the renovated Cattle Camp in Bommer Canyon. The newly restored Cattle Camp...

Broken Yolk Cafe now open at Crossroads

Broken Yolk Cafe, at Barranca Parkway and Culver Drive, serves traditional favorites and limited-edition items such as Kickin’ Chicken Corn Cakes and Pumpkin Spice Pancakes, along with 12-ounce mimosas. A ribbon-cutting ceremony in October...

November 19, 2024

3 outdoor adventures

Explore single-track trails Open access days offer a great opportunity to explore two seldom-hiked single-track trails: Rabbit Run and Fox Run. They’re rocky and steep, but a fun challenge offering fabulous views. Access the...

November 19, 2024

Generosity on display

The city of Irvine and the Irvine 2/11 Marine Adoption Committee are inviting community members to join the annual Holiday Toy Drive, providing support and holiday cheer for families of Irvine’s adopted 2/11 Marine...

Brazilian steaks now at Venture Park

Galpão Gaucho, a Brazilian steakhouse with roots in Napa Valley, has opened at Venture Park, near the airport. Inspired by Brazilian cowboy traditions, the menu presents 18 cuts of skewered meats in an all-you-can-eat...