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Tens of Thousands of California State Employees Have Walked Off the Job for a Single Day, Impacting Various Government Services Statewide.
The Orange-Based Agency's New Funding Aims to Prevent Coverage Losses for Orange County Residents Ahead of 2027 Eligibility Requirement Changes.
Forecasters Project up to Two Inches of Rain Possible in Some Areas by Thursday, Alongside a Significant Drop in Temperatures Following Recent Heat.
Over 465 Teamsters Local 952 Members Walked Off the Job Tuesday After Failing to Reach a Contract Agreement with Orange County.
Following the Remnants of Hurricane Rachel, Santa Ana Winds and Higher Temperatures Are Expected to Arrive by the End of the Week.
The Climate Prediction Center Projects a "Very Strong" El Niño, Indicating a Wetter-Than-Normal Winter Across All of California.
The 8-Acre Farm on Jeffrey Road Provides Native Plant Seeds for Large-Scale Restoration Efforts and Offers Guidance on Species Suitable for Local Gardens.
Irvine Residents Can Help Sustain Hundreds of Native Bee and Butterfly Varieties by Cultivating Specific Flora in Their Gardens.
As Temperatures Rise Across the Region, State Power Grid Operators and Local Utilities Are Urging Voluntary Energy Reduction to Prevent Potential Outages.
Newport Beach Native Jeff Sewell Contributes 'Back Bay Rest' and Advises on Art Acquisition for the Medical Campus Near San Joaquin Marsh.
Regional and Local Transit Agencies Will Waive Fares for California Clean Air Day, Providing No-Cost Travel Options for Irvine Residents.
Annual Giving From the Foundation Is on Pace to Reach $185 Million This Year, with 60% Directed to Orange County Organizations.
The Irvine-Based Food Bank Outlines Multiple Ways for Residents to Engage with the National Campaign Addressing Local Hunger.
Throughout September, the Irvine Ranch Will Host a Series of Outdoor Activities Designed for Residents Interested in Local Wildlife, Creative Pursuits, and Tranquil Experiences Without Extensive Hiking.
Two Irvine Teens Developed Technology Solutions Addressing Accessibility Challenges for Deaf and Visually Impaired Individuals.
As Irvine Celebrates Its 50th Birthday, a Look Back Reveals Early Planning, Community Services, and Aviation Milestones That Shaped the City.
Much of the Permanently Preserved Wildlands, Designated in 2006, Draws Millions of Visitors Annually, Comparable to Major National Parks.
Three Local Nature Centers Offer Educational Exhibits, Outdoor Exploration, and Family-Friendly Activities for Those Seeking Time in Natural Settings.
Though Hundreds of Miles Offshore, the Powerful Storm Could Bring Hazardous Beach Conditions and Muggy Air to Southern California, Affecting Coastal Areas Frequented by Irvine Residents.
The Irvine-Based Food Bank Highlights an Increase in Food Insecurity Among Orange County Children and Offers Multiple Ways for Residents to Participate in Hunger Action Month.
Residents Can Engage with Local Ecosystems Through Art, Sound, Observation, and Mindfulness During a Series of Monthly Events.
Designated in 2006, the Preserved Lands Continue to Offer Significant Access and Conservation Efforts for Residents.
Inside the Outdoors Invites Community Members to the 42nd Annual California Coastal Cleanup Day at Upper Newport Bay on Saturday, Sept. 19.
Residents Can Find Opportunities for Outdoor Discovery and Learning at Three Regional Nature Centers.
