Irvine Residents Can Earn Extra Cash With New Recycle From Home Program
Looking for a way to earn some extra cash from home? A new program called Recycle From Home lets...
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Looking for a way to earn some extra cash from home? A new program called Recycle From Home lets...
Read MoreThe 2023 Oscars proved to be quite the entertaining night as Everything Everywhere All At Once...
Read MoreThe holiday season is upon us! Below are some fun things to do in and around Irvine. Holidayz at...
Read MoreI have compiled a list of some my favorite summer activities the City of Irvine has to offer....
Read MorePixar just released a new feature film on the Disney+ streaming service called Luca. The film...
Read MoreThe 2021 Oscars were moved from their usual February date to Sunday, April 25th at 5pm on ABC. ...
Read MoreThis month’s movie review spotlights the front-runner for the Best Picture award for this...
Read MoreWhen the COVID-19 pandemic struck last year and we all were ordered to stay home, Woodbridge High School senior, Jordan Szigeti-Larenne, started thinking about Orange County’s growing homeless population.
While the rest of us have spent nearly a year complaining about being stuck at home, Jordan has been focused on helping those who have no home. Jordan’s mission is to create something that provides dignity, protection, and privacy.
Read MoreDuring the COVID-19 crisis, we’ve all seen the importance of good leadership. Orange County leaders spent months ignoring warnings from health experts, refusing to close beaches, and rejecting the science behind masking. San Diego County leaders took immediate steps to protect their residents, and establish a comprehensive testing, tracing, and treating program.
Several months into the pandemic, San Diego County — with a population of nearly 200,000 more residents than Orange County — has performed 696,917 additional tests yet reports only 27 more cases and 263fewer deaths than Orange County.
Read MoreFormer Irvine Mayor and current City Council candidate, Larry Agran has announced that if he is elected to the Council, joined by Lauren Johnson-Norris, he will put two priority Resolutions on the agenda for Council action at the first business meeting of the newly seated Council.
The two Council Resolutions include the establishment of a comprehensive COVID-19 plan and plans to immediately begin construction of our long-promised Veterans Memorial Park & Cemetery at the Great Park.
Read MoreOnline streaming channels are putting out more content than ever! Before the COVID-19 pandemic...
Read MoreMany grocery stores across Irvine have cut their hours of operation for customers so that the...
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