Irvine News Archives - Page 78 of 158

September 15, 2023

Irvine council narrows maps for district elections, decision could be made next month

Maps creating concentrations of voters of Asian descent garnered a lot of support this week as Irvine leaders look at how to carve up the city to create new council… Continue Reading Irvine council narrows...

September 15, 2023

Irvine is tuning its own designs for an amphitheater in the Great Park

By Jessica Benda Contributing Writer After a severed partnership with Live Nation, Irvine is revising plans for an amphitheater in the Great Park — and it may spotlight the Pacific… Continue Reading Irvine is tuning...

September 15, 2023

Orange County teen’s recycling program goes national

Jiin Yun was in second grade when she first noticed that even many well-meaning folks aren’t great at recycling. One of her classmates blew his nose, then threw the used… Continue Reading Orange County teen’s...

September 12, 2023

City of Hope receives $100 million gift for an integrative oncology program

After two years of receiving treatment for stage 4 lung cancer, Diane Miller said she was still struggling with anxiety and lack of sleep. So when she was referred to… Continue Reading City of Hope...

September 11, 2023

Orange County girls volleyball Top 10, Sept. 11

ORANGE COUNTY GIRLS VOLLEYBALL TOP 10 (Records through Sept. 10) 1. Mater Dei 20-2: Monarchs advanced to the finals of the Dave Mohs Memorial Tournament, lost to Cathedral Catholic of… Continue Reading Orange County girls...

September 11, 2023

We have winners for the In-N-Out Battle of the Bands

A trio that was part of a Jonas Brothers tour and a four-piece rock group from Los Angeles are the winners in the In-N-Out Burger Battle of the Bands contest.… Continue Reading We have winners...

September 11, 2023

It’s all about kindness at a new Irvine festival

Food, performing arts and kindness abounded at a new festival in Irvine on Sunday. The Be Kind Festival took over the Great Park with vendors, music, entertainment and arts workshops… Continue Reading It’s all about...

September 10, 2023

Pit Bull puppy overdoses on fentanyl, is revived with Narcan, Irvine police say

An 8-week-old pit bull apparently overdosed on fentanyl, Irvine police said, but they were able to revive her with Narcan. The puppy was found Sept. 6 inside a car in… Continue Reading Pit Bull puppy...

September 10, 2023

Mater Dei loses to Cathedral Catholic in Mohs girls volleyball tournament

An athletic field or court often is just another type of classroom. Mater Dei girls volleyball coach Dan O’Dell hopes the Monarchs learned something Saturday in the championship match of… Continue Reading Mater Dei loses...

September 9, 2023

Cook’s Corner: John Leehey remembered by family for his ‘creative and romantic’ outlook

Family and friends honored John Leehey in a private funeral ceremony Friday, Sept. 8, but also shared with the public more about the man they remembered for his positive view… Continue Reading Cook’s Corner: John...