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Regional and State Efforts Are Underway to Capture and Store Water as a Potentially Historic El Niño Season Approaches, According to a UC Irvine Expert.
The Project, Expected to Finish by Spring 2028, Aims to Significantly Expand Competitive and Community Swimming Opportunities.
The Irvine-Headquartered Restaurant Chain Will Continue Its Decades-Long Collaboration, Ensuring Pepsico Products Remain Available Across Its Brands and in International Markets.
Temperatures Are Expected to Climb Across Irvine and the Broader Region as Santa Ana Winds Develop, Increasing Wildfire Danger Through the End of the Week.
The Century-Old Company, an Irvine Fixture, Is Adapting Its Services and Content Strategy to Integrate with Artificial Intelligence and Reach New Audiences.
The Transportation Technology Firm Will Establish a New Executive Office on Jamboree Road and a Manufacturing Facility on Waterworks Way by 2027.
The Irvine Establishment, Managed by Residents Eunyoun Seo and Ki Lee, Focuses on Personalized Service and a Diverse Tea Selection.
Lakeside Middle School Student Junho Eo Has Rapidly Progressed From Local Jogs to Top Finishes in National Cross-Country and Track Competitions.
Decades of Urban Planning Focused on Parks and Recreation Contribute to Irvine's Consistent Ranking Among the Nation's Fittest Cities.
A Prolonged Heat Wave Gives Way to Significantly Cooler Temperatures and a Chance of Moderate to Heavy Rainfall Across the Region, with Coastal Areas Bracing for High Surf and Potential Flooding.
A New County-Wide Initiative Aims to Clarify Device Differences, State Laws, and Local Ordinances for Students and Families to Prevent Injuries.
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.
An Integrative Oncology Dietitian at City of Hope Orange County Explains How Food Choices Can Support Health, Alongside a Look at Irvine's Local Nutrition Businesses.
The $1.2 Billion Expansion Along Sand Canyon Avenue Introduces New Specialized Care Pavilions and Enhanced Patient Amenities.
The City's Master Planning, Extensive Park System, and Recreation Infrastructure Contribute to Its High Rankings for Physical Activity.
Temperatures in Inland Orange County Are Expected to Reach Near 100 Degrees for Several Days, Prompting Health Officials to Advise Caution Through Next Week.
The New Agreement Includes a Nearly 25% Pay Increase for Firefighters Over Five Years, with Costs to Be Covered by the Authority's 23 Member Cities, Including Irvine.
The Urology Medical Device Company Has Completed a 1,500-Square-Foot Facility to Manufacture Parts for Its Glean System Following Recent FDA Clearances.
The Irvine-Based Food Bank Outlines Multiple Ways for Residents to Engage with the National Campaign Addressing Local Hunger.
Reports Indicate the Agency Has Not Fully Disclosed How It Delivers Renewable Energy, Raising Questions for Irvine and Other Member Cities.
Local Eateries Across the City Will Feature Diverse Patty Creations and Unique Meal Pairings Through September 26.
Second Harvest Food Bank in Irvine Highlights a Growing Local Need and Provides Multiple Avenues for Residents to Participate in Hunger Action Month.
A Recent Study Identified Irvine as the Most Pet-Friendly City on the West Coast and Among the Top Ten Nationwide.
The Microsatellite Manufacturer, Headquartered in the City, Plans to Build Its Radar-Imaging Spacecraft From a Recently Expanded Facility in the Irvine Spectrum.
