El Dorado running back Darius Selway brushes away Fullerton defensive back Nathan Vejar during the second quarter of Friday night’s non-league game. (PHOTOS: Fernando M. Donado, For OC Sports Zone). El Dorado quarterback Hudson Shaddow threw a career-high four touchdown passes to lead the Golden Hawks to a 35-17 non-league football Read More
Pacific. That word can mean many things. For Alexander Shelley, who begins his inaugural season as Pacific Symphony’s new Artistic and Music Director this September, just the name Pacific Symphony is evocative. “It doesn’t immediately evoke a specific location, but the word pacific, for me, serves as such a beautiful Read More
Prepare to laugh when The Second City improvisational comedy troupe returns to VEA Newport Beach with “The Second City Goes Coastal.” Hosted on the Sunset Lawn against sweeping Pacific Ocean views, this exclusive two-act, 90-minute show features short-form improv sketches, interactive moments with the audience, and classic Second City favorites brought to life Read More
Exterior of Telefèric Barcelona at Fashion Island. Courtesy of Telefèric Barcelona. Sitting on my bookcase is an authentic, decorated porrón from Restaurante Sole in Barcelona, Spain. This traditional glass wine pitcher, or in my case, carafe, was inherited from my mother, who used to regale me with tales of her Read More
Head of School Patricia Merz and Board of Trustees Chair Mike Bolen cut a ceremonial ribbon to mark the opening of the new Sage Hill Middle School and gym. Photo courtesy of Sage Hill. Sage Hill School ushered in a new era with a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the Middle School Read More
The Newport Beach Chamber of Commerce will hold a City Council Candidates Forum on Thursday, Sept. 3, at the new Witte Hall, 998 Avocado Ave., adjacent to the Central Public Library. The candidates are vying for election in district 1 (currently represented by Councilmember Joe Stapleton), district 3 (currently represented Read More
The Newport Beach Chamber of Commerce will hold a City Council Candidates Forum on Thursday, Sept. 3, at the new Witte Hall, 998 Avocado Ave., adjacent to the Central Public Library. The candidates are vying for election in district 1 (currently represented by Councilmember Joe Stapleton), district 3 (currently represented Read More
The Balboa Island Museum has announced that it is officially changing its name to Newport Beach Museum Balboa Island, marking a significant milestone in the museum’s evolution and its expanding role within the greater Newport Beach Community. The museum’s new sign was officially unveiled during a community celebration event where Read More
It’s one of the best deals in town. In fact, it’s free! “It” is the Upper Newport Bay Nature Preserve located near the Peter and Mary Muth Interpretive Center at 2301 University Dr. The Upper Newport Bay Nature Preserve comprises 135 acres of bluffs and bay, and serves as the Read More
Hoag announced that it is the first hospital in California to clinically implement Philips LumiGuide technology for endovascular surgery. The technology allows Hoag physicians to use light-based imaging instead of X-rays to visualize devices inside the body, which reduces radiation exposure for patients while giving surgeons greater precision during minimally Read More
