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August 21, 2023

Tropical Storm Hilary: How Orange County’s cities fared

Orange County cities were prepared for Tropical Storm Hilary when it slammed into Southern California Sunday, and it seems the county fared pretty well thus far. In Irvine, only a… Continue Reading Tropical Storm Hilary:...

August 19, 2023

OC cities weigh Supreme Court appeal of housing ruling

Orange County municipal leaders plan to discuss this week the possibility of taking a fight over state-mandated homebuilding goals to the California Supreme Court. The attorney for the Orange County… Continue Reading OC cities weigh...

August 19, 2023

Wave of smash-and-grab thefts condemned by Orange County congress members

Several members of Orange County’s congressional delegation said Friday, Aug. 18, that they are working on ways to combat flash-mob style retail thefts and a wave of home burglaries that… Continue Reading Wave of smash-and-grab...

August 18, 2023

Real estate news: KTI Hydraulics buys new manufacturing base in Tustin for $26.5 million

Stos Partners in Encinitas turned a tidy profit on a Tustin manufacturing building, selling it to KTI Hydraulics in Santa Ana for $26.5 million. Stos bought the 71,616-square-foot property at… Continue Reading Real estate news:...

August 18, 2023

Kennedy football scores early and often in one-sided win over Costa Mesa in season opener

ANAHEIM – Kennedy got off to a great start and put the game away early in a 48-7 win over Costa Mesa on Thursday in a season-opening football game at… Continue Reading Kennedy football scores...

August 17, 2023

Fryer: So many questions as the high school football season begins

Here we are, the 2023-24 school year’s fall sports season is underway. It feels good. Football is the king of fall sports, and all high school sports. Science and social… Continue Reading Fryer: So many...

August 17, 2023

Irvine plans to make sustainability the heart of Great Park

As Irvine‘s Great Park aspires to be an innovative urban park second to none, the city is planning ahead to make sustainability at its core. “This is a beautiful park.… Continue Reading Irvine plans to...

August 16, 2023

Fryer on Football: Previews and predictions for Week 0’s top games

GAME OF THE WEEK NO. 1 MATER DEI (0-0) VS. CENTENNIAL (0-0) Where, when: Centennial High, Friday, 7 p.m. Analysis: It’s the Mater Dei head coaching debut for Frank McManus,… Continue Reading Fryer on Football:...

August 16, 2023

How Irvine helped indie rock band Young the Giant to grow

There’s nothing quite like a hometown show for Irvine-based indie rock band Young the Giant. Though the band members grew out of the smaller local clubs like Detroit Bar (now… Continue Reading How Irvine helped...

August 15, 2023

Shady Canyon mansion sells for $25 million, a record high for Irvine

The gourmet kitchen. (Photo by Brandon Beechler) The gourmet kitchen and family room. (Photo by Brandon Beechler) The loggia off the family room. (Photo by Brandon Beechler) The living room.… Continue Reading Shady Canyon mansion...