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August 7, 2024

Disabled youth learn to ride bikes at Irvine summer camp

On a warm summer day in Orange County, loud music plays as a group of excited youth, going around in circles, are eagerly learning to ride bicycles. The participants are part of an annual summer...

August 7, 2024

Months after their arrests, UC Irvine students’ fates remain uncertain

Shenai Aini’s life, for two months, has been in limbo. Aini, 21, was arrested on May 15 during a confrontation between police and pro-Palestine protesters at UC Irvine. Of the 47 people arrested that day,...

August 6, 2024

Disco lights, fog machine decorate trespassers’ makeshift home at Great Park’s former Marine station

A makeshift living space featuring numerous amenities and packed with allegedly stolen items at the former Marine Corps Air Station at the Great Park in Irvine was dismantled after authorities discovered it last week. Disco...

August 6, 2024

‘Big light in this dark world’: Friends mourn disabled Irvine man who police say was stabbed by ex-caretaker

The caregiver accused of fatally stabbing his disabled, former client in the victim’s Woodbridge home Monday did so “out of the blue,” having no known dispute with the man, Irvine police said on Tuesday, August...

August 6, 2024

Bravo to these student achievements and support for CHOC

Orange County junior high school wins Spring 2024 Vocabulary Bowl Ladera Vista Junior High School claimed the top spot in its division in the Spring 2024 Vocabulary Bowl before school let out for summer. This...

August 5, 2024

Construction begins on long-awaited $25 million Irvine animal shelter upgrades

After much ado, work has begun to renovate and expand the Irvine Animal Care Center on Oak Canyon. For years, residents and city officials sought upgrades for the decades-old shelter, but planning took far longer...

August 2, 2024

‘Picturing Summer’ at UCI’s Langson museum remembers coastal living of yesterday

Revisit Southern California summers of yesteryears with a new exhibit at the UCI Jack and Shanaz Langson Institute and Museum of California Art. “Picturing Summer,” showcases a selection of paintings of summer activities and environments...

August 2, 2024

Luxury apartments The Row at Red Hill debut in south Santa Ana

Orange County’s luxury apartment landscape continues to grow, with a second sprawling community debuting this week in southern Santa Ana. The Row at Red Hill – developed by Greystar and touted as its “largest and...

July 31, 2024

Free fun things to do in August in Southern California

Why sit home because it’s hot? Get on out there. Here’s a list of free things to do this month that won’t cost you anything. The Cheech Marin Center for Chicano Art & Culture will...

July 30, 2024

‘CicloIrvine’ to become annual cars-free event

“CicloIrvine,” the city’s cars-free, open streets event is now an annual affair thanks to a City Council vote last week. The inaugural CicloIrvine took place this May when city officials closed nearly two miles of...