AirCal exhibit at Balboa Island Museum Formally titled “The AirCal Speaker Panel,” nothing was formal about the March 24 standing room only event at the Balboa Island Museum Newport Beach. It was a joyous, raucous evening of stories and memories of AirCal alums, recalling a magical time from 1967 to Read More
Many businesses turn to an online translation program to connect with clients in other countries. They understand the need to expand globally but want to save money when doing so. However, it’s best to work with professional translators. Why is this important, and what are the benefits of doing so? Read More
The dawn of the ‘Remote Work Era’ has called into question the necessity of the American office, in all of its gray-paneled desk spaces, glass-box meeting rooms and communal kitchenette glory. One fourth of the offices in Los Angeles –– around 51 million square feet –– are empty, the Commercial Read More
Two Orange County high school softball teams are ranked No. 1 in their divisions in this week’s CIF polls. Canyon is No. 1 in Division 3 and Fountain Valley is first in Division 5. In addition, Villa Park, Mission Viejo, Capistrano Valley, Yorba Linda, Trabuco Hills, El Toro, Northwood, Buena Read More
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The “Spring Basket of Miracles” event near the Irvine Spectrum on Saturday, April 2nd, was quite an operation of importance and productivity. Since 2002, the California-based non-profit has supported families struggling to win the battle against a child’s life-threatening illness, providing essentials like financial support, housing, access to counseling, and Read More
This June, the voters in Newport Beach will have an opportunity to approve a charter amendment that would enable all voters and all community members in the city to directly elect their own mayor. If approved, this means having a Mayor that is directly accountable to all of us – Read More
Out of sight, out of mind. The familiar idiom might ring harmlessly true for many situations, but safe digging isn’t one of them. Not with the country’s more than 200 million miles of underground utilities, according to Call 811, and especially not with the estimated 12 million homeowners nationwide planning Read More
Joint Forces Training Base (JFTB) has once again been formally recognized for its environmental initiatives by the National Guard Bureau (NGB). The base has been honored as the second-place recipient of the “Environmental Quality – Non-Industrial Installation” 2021 Army National Guard Environmental Security Award. During the past two years, JFTB’s Read More
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