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The Company's Investigational Drug, Tegoprubart, Designed to Prevent Organ Transplant Rejection, Showed Improved Patient Outcomes in Updated Phase 2 Trial Results.
A Study Led by an Irvine Neuroscientist Adapted an Emotion Regulation Strategy to Help Reduce the Desire for Cigarettes by Verbalizing the Craving.
For the Twelfth Consecutive Year, the University of California, Irvine Is Recognized Among the Top Ten Public Institutions Nationwide by U.s. News & World Report's 2027 List.
The Average Price for a Gallon of Self-Serve Regular Gasoline Has Increased for 35 Consecutive Days, Impacting Daily Costs for Irvine Residents.
Governor Gavin Newsom Has Mobilized State Agencies and the National Guard to Ready Communities, Protect Infrastructure, and Stage Equipment in Anticipation of Heavy Rain, Strong Winds, and Coastal Flooding Across California This Fall and Winter.
A New Countywide Initiative Brings Together Schools, Health Professionals, and Law Enforcement to Educate Students and Families on Safe Electric Bicycle Use and Regulations.
The Sheriff's Department Exceeded Its Budget by Nearly $29 Million in the Past Fiscal Year, Describing the Amount as Part of a Deliberate County Financial Approach.
Dialed Labs, Founded by Brothers Ali and Muha Garawi, Launched Dialed & Defend to Provide Saunas and Cold Plunge Tubs to California Fire Stations, with Initial Installations in Fountain Valley and Pechanga.
Two Distinct Project Glad® Programs Aim to Equip Teachers and Agency Trainers with Strategies for Language Development and Collaborative Learning in Classrooms.
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services' New Policy Covers Transcatheter Aortic Valve Replacement for Asymptomatic Patients, a Change Sought by the Irvine-Based Medical Device Company.
Eligible Tk-12 School Districts Can Apply for up to $525,000 Over Three Years to Develop and Test New Approaches for Student Success.
The University of California Global Health Institute Has Relocated Its Administrative Operations to the Joe C. Wen School of Population & Public Health.
The 12-Acre Project Near the Tennis Courts Will Introduce New Restaurants and Shops, Starting Later This Year.
The Personal Injury Law Firm Has Announced New Offices to Enhance Legal Representation for Accident Victims Throughout the Region.
The Publication Details Independent, Faith-Based, and Specialty Institutions, Offering a Resource for Irvine Families Considering Regional Options.
The Insurance Broker Has Broadened Its Offerings, Including New Risk Management Services for Data Centers and Several Recent Firm Acquisitions.
The Online AITEX Summit Fall 2025 Will Challenge IT Professionals Worldwide to Develop AI Prototypes Under Expert Review.
New Research From the University of California, Irvine Suggests That Long-Lasting Pain Could Be Halted by Targeting Specific Biological Processes Related to Amyloid Proteins Shortly After an Injury.
For Seven Years, the Change Community, Led by Ryan, Has Focused on Simplifying E-Commerce for New and Existing Online Entrepreneurs.
Colleen Freeland Kachmann's Program Focuses on Shifting Thinking Patterns and Personal Power Rather Than Strict Abstinence to Reduce Drinking.
Growing Interest in Post-Workout Recovery Among Fitness Enthusiasts Is Leading to Increased Systematic Investigation Into the Body's Response to Training.
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.
Researchers Analyzed Thousands of Social Media Posts to Identify How Different California Communities Experience and Cope with Rising Temperatures.
From Luxury Japanese A5 Cuts to Fast-Casual Options and Shabu-Shabu, Wagyu Is Now Available Across Various Irvine Dining Experiences.
Residents Can Engage with Local Ecosystems Through Art, Sound, Observation, and Mindfulness During a Series of Monthly Events.
Two Local Students Have Been Named Global Semifinalists in the Technovation Girls Competition for Creating Applications That Address Accessibility and Community Needs.
A Team of Researchers, Spearheaded by UC Irvine, Has Secured Funding to Develop a New Platform Designed to Make Advanced Data Science and Artificial Intelligence Tools Accessible to Scientific Communities Across the Nation.
The Visit Highlighted University Initiatives in Health, Innovation, and the Search for Treatments for Alzheimer’s Disease and Other Forms of Dementia.
Designated in 2006, the Preserved Lands Continue to Offer Significant Access and Conservation Efforts for Residents.
Residents Can Find Live Music, Professional Sports, Cultural Festivals, and More Across the City's Venues Throughout the Month.
Inside the Outdoors Invites Community Members to the 42nd Annual California Coastal Cleanup Day at Upper Newport Bay on Saturday, Sept. 19.
The Harvest Solutions Farm Provides a Hands-On Experience for Students in Grades 3 Through 12, Focusing on Agriculture and Community Support.
The Funding Supports Continued Enrollment in the All of Us Research Program, Focusing on Cardiometabolic Health in Underrepresented Populations.
The Irvine-Based Fast-Food Chain Has Formed a New Agreement with West Virginia-Based Gomart Inc. to Develop Non-Traditional Restaurant Locations Outside of California.
Sheena Dougher, with a Decade of Experience at Jack in the Box, Joins the Irvine-Based Pizza Chain.
Residents Can Find Opportunities for Outdoor Discovery and Learning at Three Regional Nature Centers.
A New Four-Year Program Aims to Provide Early Intervention and Support for Young People Aged 15 to 25 Across Orange County.
The Advanced Power and Energy Program at UC Irvine Is Developing Vehicle-To-Home Charging, a Technology That Allows Electric Cars to Supply Power Directly to Residences During Outages and Peak Utility Hours.
Despite a 14 Percent Increase in Its Student Population Since 2016, UC Irvine Has Seen a 47 Percent Decline in Daily Vehicle Traffic to Campus, Attributing the Shift to Long-Term Planning Focused on Housing and Diverse Transportation Choices.
Local Eateries Across the City Will Feature Diverse Patty Creations and Unique Meal Pairings Through September 26.
A Recent Panel Discussion at UC Irvine Explored Practical Approaches for Families Navigating the Challenges of Raising Children in a Digitally Connected World.
A Study Led by UC Irvine Suggests That Verbalizing Desires, a Process Termed "Cue Labeling," Can Help Mitigate the Urge to Smoke and Related Brain Activity.
The Two-Day Online Event, Hosted by a California-Based Organization, Aims to Equip Data Professionals with Skills for Real-World Decision-Making.
The Medical Device Company Expects to Commercialize Its Automated Insulin Delivery System in the U.s. by Early 2027.
Two Major Construction Projects in Irvine, Including a Significant Hospital Expansion and a New Senior Living Community, Account for a Substantial Portion of Orange County's Top Construction Contracts.
The Updated Ocde.us Features Improved Mobile Functionality and a Clearer Structure to Better Serve Students, Families, and Educators Across the County, Including Those in Irvine.
The Department Announced New Leadership and Divisions to Enhance Teaching, Learning, and the Essential Services That Support County Schools and Student Programs.
The Apparel Retailer Anticipates Its First Profitable Year Since 2022, Following Operational Overhauls and Consistent Sales Growth.
Hoag Chief Digital Officer Kathy Azeez-Narain Is Leading the Debut of a New Mobile Application Designed to Provide Personalized Health Guidance to Patients.
