Orange County Residents Protest Planned Residential Development in Trabuco Canyon
By Angelina Hicks
Lake Elsinore Fire Map: See The Nichols Fire Perimeter
By Toni Mcallister
Real people inside paintings: Check out new scenes from ‘Pageant of the Masters'
By Alysia Gray Painter
Gas Leak Reported In RSM Shopping Center
By Miranda Ceja
REIT Buys Santa Ana Home Depot for $50M
By Parimal M Rohit
Disneyland’s Haunted Mansion to close its doors for a spell this summer
By Christopher Buchanan
Got a question about aging? UC Irvine expert might have your answer
By Andre Mouchard
Crystal Cove is a summer-fun spot for creativity and ‘coastal connection’
By Alysia Gray Painter
Halloween In August? Disneyland Rolls Out Its Spooky Decor And Shows Starting Next Month (Yes, Already)
By Jamie Ferrell
Unite, Empower, Impact: A guide to this year’s California MTSS Professional Learning Institute
By Madeline Gray
South Orange County coastal cities make summer easy with free trolley routes
By Emilie Takahashi
Irvine City Manager Exits After Overseeing Costly Growth
By Parimal M Rohit
OCDE to host ‘Write to Joy’ conference for K-12 educators focused on writing instruction and inspiration
By Vicky Nguyen
Despite being ‘broken,’ an ICE detainee from Diamond Bar believes Trump is ‘doing the right thing’
By Jarret Liotta
Old Town Temeculas Favored Live Music Venue Silenced For The Rest Of The Year
By Ashley Elizabeth Ludwig
Fourth of July celebrations get early start across Orange County
By Laylan Connelly
New book marks 100 years of Route 66
By Mark Acosta
A plan to build 900 townhomes and establish a vast nature preserve in Irvine begins to take shape
Yusra Farzan
- Irvine is closing in on a key milestone in a project that will dramatically transform the community.
- The city plans to build an estimated 900 new townhomes and a sprawling 700-acre open space preserve.
- The old All American Asphalt plant site is expected to be cleared over the next few months.
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