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October 17, 2022

Persian market Super Irvine became an ‘international home’ shoppers say

Shoppers squeezed their carts past one another in the bustling grocery store, wheeling through rows of herbs, fruits and vegetables, European treats and Persian delicacies. A gathering place of sorts for loyal customers and Iranian...

October 12, 2022

Irvine continues review of options to close, relocate All American Asphalt plant

As Irvine officials weigh the city’s options to close and relocate the asphalt batch plant off Jeffrey Road that has been the source of numerous complaints from nearby residents, they said they want guidance from...

October 13, 2022

Easterseals get $1 million in state budget to build an autism center for severe behaviors

A $1 million infusion from the state is helping Easterseals Southern California kick-start the development of more services for children with autism who develop severe behaviors that can isolate them in school and the community....

October 13, 2022

Top teams, runners ready for two-day Orange County Championships cross country meet in Irvine

The Orange County Cross Country Championships intend to, as the meet’s website says, “establish a true county champion” and “the All County individual teams.” A look at the heat sheets for this year’s event, being...

October 13, 2022

Mater Dei, Newport Harbor top Orange County girls volleyball Top 10

GIRLS VOLLEYBALL TOP 10 (Records based on reports made by teams through Oct. 12) 1. Mater Dei (24-7): The Monarchs won the Trinity League championship with a 7-1 league record. They are a likely selection...

October 14, 2022

Real estate news: 48-unit apartment complex in Costa Mesa sells for $18.5 million

A 53-year-old apartment complex in Costa Mesa has sold to a private investor for $18.5 million, according to CBRE. The seller was unidentified. The buyer was identified as an all-cash 1031-exchange buyer, who also lives...

October 14, 2022

President Biden heads to Orange County today to tout fiscal policies

For President Joe Biden in Southern California, politics is fiscal. With pivotal midterm elections looming, the president is headed to Irvine Valley College on Friday afternoon to tout the Inflation Reduction Act, an accomplishment for...

October 14, 2022

Support builds ahead of Lung Cancer Awareness Month

“You are not alone.” That was the message of a White Ribbon Project event at City of Hope, Orange County this week. Maggie Castaneda-Scott, with City of Hope Orange County, and Trisha Zabala, from left,...

October 15, 2022

Integrative health institute expands at UCI

The new home of the Susan Samueli Integrative Health Institute, a 21,432-square-foot space designed to expand its clinical, teaching and research capabilities to deliver whole-person care, is now open at UC Irvine. “The new center...

October 7, 2022

Real estate news: 60-foot sculpture ‘Mercury Falling’ installed atop Irvine apartments

Next time you’re at the corner of Jamboree and Main in Irvine, look up. Yes, you might see an airplane with its landing gear coasting toward nearby John Wayne Airport … but you also might...