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Irvine Residents Can Expect Temperatures in the Upper 70s and Low 80s for Several Days Following a Period of Higher Heat.
Second Harvest Food Bank in Irvine Highlights a Growing Local Need and Provides Multiple Avenues for Residents to Participate in Hunger Action Month.
Chenxi Huang and Kelley Gou Were Named Semifinalists in a Competition That Challenges Young Women to Use Technology to Solve Real-World Problems.
Historic Milestones and Ongoing Public Tours Illuminate Key Figures and Early Developments From Irvine's Past.
A Recent Study Identified Irvine as the Most Pet-Friendly City on the West Coast and Among the Top Ten Nationwide.
The 2006 Designation, Stewarded by the Irvine Ranch Conservancy, Provides Irvine Residents with Significant Open Space for Recreation and Conservation.
Area Interpretive Centers Provide Trails, Exhibits, and Programs for Residents Interested in Local Wildlife and Natural Habitats.
The Irvine-Based Food Bank Highlights the Growing Challenge of Hunger in Orange County During Its Annual Hunger Action Month Campaign.
Tropical Moisture From Hurricane Marie Is Set to Bring Increased Humidity and a Chance of Rain to Orange County, with Sunday Holding the Highest Likelihood of Showers.
Residents Can Engage with Local Ecosystems Through Art, Bird Identification, Bat Observation, and Meditation Programs Scheduled for September, Alongside Ongoing Monthly Tide-Pool Explorations.
As the City Marks Its 50th Year, Residents Can Explore Key Moments From the Establishment of Its First Airport to the Renaming of a Foundational Post Office.
Much of Irvine's Open Space, Preserved by the Irvine Company, Was Designated by the U.s. Department of the Interior in 2006 and Continues to Serve as a Significant Regional Attraction.
A Recent Smartasset Study Indicates That Irvine Residents Have Experienced Some of the Nation's Fastest Income Growth Relative to Inflation, Placing the City Among the Wealthiest Nationwide.
A Tropical System Forming in the Pacific Is Being Monitored for Potential Impacts Across Southern California, Including Possible Heavy Rain and High Surf.
The Initiative Seeks to Increase the City's Shade Cover to 30% by 2055, with Resident Participation Central to the Goal.
Irvine Residents Seeking to Adopt a Pet From OC Animal Care in Tustin Have a Limited Window to Take Advantage of Reduced or Waived Adoption Fees Before the End of the Month.
The 22-Mile Trail Connects Five Cities, Offering Diverse Natural Environments and Recreational Access for Residents.
A Recent Death on Ortega Highway Adds to a Series of Vehicle Collisions Impacting a Local Population Estimated at Fewer Than 70 Lions.
Residents in Irvine and Orange County Should Anticipate Near Record-Breaking Heat Through Friday Evening, with Some Relief Expected by Sunday.
Conservation Efforts on Campus and in University Hills Are Crucial as the Raptor's Numbers Fall Significantly Across Orange County.
The County Animal Shelter Will Offer Half-Price Adoptions for Many Pets and Waive Fees for Larger Dogs Throughout the Month.
A New Report Shows a Significant Increase in Residents Experiencing Food Insecurity Across Orange County, Coinciding with Federal Changes to the Calfresh Food Assistance Program.
The Event, Held in Laguna Beach During Muscular Dystrophy Awareness Month, Will Feature a Film, Exhibits, and a Panel Discussion Involving UC Irvine Scientists and Clinicians.
New Research Suggests That an Inconsistent Daily Life Can Lead to Anxiety and Depression, Often Undetected by Traditional Screenings.
