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August 28, 2023

Irvine tests protected bike lane as it considers making them a permanent feature

A protected bike lane may in the near future be a part of Yale Avenue in Irvine as the city completes preliminary design plans for a slew of improvements to… Continue Reading Irvine tests protected...

August 28, 2023

Status Update: Grocery Outlet opening in former Wholesome Choice in Laguna Niguel

Grocery Outlet is bringing its treasure trove of discounted snacks, meat, produce and household goods to the former Wholesome Choice store in Laguna Niguel. The Emeryville-based grocer said its newest… Continue Reading Status Update: Grocery...

August 28, 2023

SEC probes Irvine lender over mortgage-backed securities sold to Wall Street

By Heather Perlberg, Austin Weinstein and Tom Schoenberg | Bloomberg The US Securities and Exchange Commission is probing The Change Company, an Irvine-based lender that pledges to promote homeownership in… Continue Reading SEC probes Irvine...

August 28, 2023

Orange County football Top 25: Corona del Mar, Servite, Tustin move up in Week 2 poll

ORANGE COUNTY FOOTBALL TOP 25 POLL Notable this week: In the poll for Week 2 of the season, Corona del Mar moves to No. 9 after beating Cypress 41-24 last… Continue Reading Orange County football...

August 28, 2023

Irvine Unified learners are back to school

Kian Zhuang, 4, has his picture taken with his father, Yohanes, by his mother Neysa during Irvine Unified School District’s first day of school at Santiago Hills Elementary School on… Continue Reading Irvine Unified learners...

August 25, 2023

Real estate news: Australian battery tech firm leases first US base in Rancho Santa Margarita

An Australia-based battery tech company is planting roots in Orange County, leasing its first U.S. location in Rancho Santa Margarita. EVO Power USA Inc., a battery energy storage company based… Continue Reading Real estate news:...

August 24, 2023

Irvine is counting its public security cameras as it considers adding more

The Irvine City Council is taking inventory of the city’s security cameras as the first part of its preliminary planning for more security cameras in public spaces. The council was… Continue Reading Irvine is counting...

August 23, 2023

How the Microsoft-Activision deal came back from the dead

By Leah Nylen, Dina Bass and Katharine Gemmell | Bloomberg If Microsoft Corp. completes its acquisition of Santa Monica-based Activision Blizzard in the coming months, the $69 billion deal will… Continue Reading How the Microsoft-Activision...

August 23, 2023

Mater Dei girls volleyball team could go far with ‘very strong’ roster

Mater Dei’s girls volleyball team looks like the best team in Orange County this season, and the Monarchs should be considered among the top teams in the CIF Southern Section.… Continue Reading Mater Dei girls...

August 23, 2023

Orange County girls volleyball Top 10: Mater Dei, Huntington Beach in the top spots, Aug. 22

GIRLS VOLLEYBALL TOP 10 1. Mater Dei 2. Huntington Beach 3. Santa Margarita 4. JSerra 5. Beckman 6. Edison 7. San Clemente 8. Los Alamtos 9. Newport Harbor 10. Orange… Continue Reading Orange County girls...