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September 29, 2022

Two more suspects arrested in shooting death of man in SUV in North Long Beach

Two suspects have been arrested on suspicion of shooting to death an Irvine man in North Long Beach last year, authorities said. Eleazar Lopez, a Paramount resident, was taken into custody on Tuesday, Sept. 27,...

September 23, 2022

Options for relocating Irvine asphalt plant to be discussed by City Council on Sept. 27

Irvine leaders on Tuesday, Sept. 27, will pick back up on talks over how the city could best move forward to resolve concerns with All American Asphalt’s plant on Jeffrey Road, which for the last...

September 25, 2022

1 dead in fiery crash involving semi-truck on 5 Freeway in Irvine

A man died and two other people were hospitalized in a fiery crash involving a semi-truck on the southbound 5 Freeway in Irvine on Saturday morning, Sept. 24, authorities said. All southbound lanes of the...

September 21, 2022

Irvine grandparents lose visitation bid as court declares law interferes with ‘right to parent’

In a case involving grandparents from Irvine, the Idaho Supreme Court overturned a law allowing grandparents to seek visitation rights after finding that it unconstitutionally violates the “fundamental right to parent.” The ruling handed down...

September 21, 2022

UCI freshmen play red light/green light game for the world record

It is a tradition for UC Irvine freshmen to team up to leave their mark on the world – by setting a Guinness World Record as part of their Welcome Week fun. On Wednesday, the...

September 21, 2022

Mater Dei, Los Alamitos, Huntington Beach victorious in girls volleyball tournaments

Mater Dei’s girls volleyball team won the Silver Division championship in the Durango Fall Classic in Las Vegas this past weekend. Los Alamitos was the tournament’s Classic Division champion. Mater Dei defeated Mountain View of...

September 22, 2022

A permanent amphitheater at Irvine’s Great Park would look like this

Irvine is a step closer to finally getting a permanent amphitheater constructed inside the city’s Great Park. Since the 16,000-capacity Irvine Meadows Amphitheatre was torn down back in 2016, the temporary 12,000-capacity FivePoint Ampitheatre, located...

September 15, 2022

National Merit Scholarship announces 2023 semifinalists for Orange County

More than 200 Orange County high school students just made a pretty selective list. They are National Merit semifinalists. On Wednesday, Sept. 14, the Evanston, Ill.-based National Merit Scholarship Corporation announced the names of more...

September 15, 2022

Regal movie theaters to close in Anaheim Hills, Irvine and Calabasas

Regal movie theaters in Anaheim Hills, Irvine and Calabasas will close later this month as owner Cineworld Group reorganizes the chain and its leases in bankruptcy court. The London-based company filed a motion Sept. 7...

September 16, 2022

OC lawmakers’ request for ’emergency audit’ of OC Power Authority approved

Amid ongoing concerns over transparency, spending and leadership, state auditors will conduct a review of the Orange County Power Authority that could touch on its finances and hiring within the agency, following a request for...