Dzyne Specializes in Advanced Defense Systems
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On the Move: RBA Builders Is Pleased to Announce a Leadership Transition That Reflects the Company’s Focus on Long-Term Growth, Continuity, and People-Centered Leadership
CONSTRUCTION Effective January 2026, Bryan Pavalko became Chief Executive Officer, and Gabe Baltodano assumed the role of President of RBA Builders, LLC. Bryan Pavalko has acted as President and Stakeholder since 2014 and brings more than 40 years of experience across the commercial, industrial, entertainment, and aerospace sectors. His leadership Read More
On the Move: Sherman Library & Gardens Welcomes Jennifer Cook to Its Board of Trustees
NONPROFIT/ARTS & CULTURE Jennifer Cook joined the Sherman Foundation Board of Trustees for Sherman Library & Gardens. A longtime resident of Corona del Mar, Cook is inspired by Sherman’s deep commitment to horticulture, local history, education and community. Cook is a Director at Capital Group Private Client Services, specializing in Read More
On the Move: AO Announces Nine Promotions to Associate
ARCHITECTURE AO, a leading architecture, design, and planning firm, is proud to announce the promotion of nine team members to Associate. Congratulations to Rudy Carbajal, Daniel Danciu, David Esparza, Cortney Hagee, Dinh Le, Tyson McGuire, Jahn Nguyen, William Troeak, and David White, NCARB. These individuals represent the next generation of Read More
Newport Golfers: Don’t Let Pain Veer You Off Course
Dr. Aaron Przybysz of Hoag By Dr. Aaron Przybysz of Hoag Some people think of golf as a low-impact sport. We call those people “non-golfers.” In reality, the repetitive motions and rotational forces of golf can lead to a surprising number of injuries – a truth amateur and pro golfers Read More
Silent, Scenic and Surprisingly Powerful: Kayaking’s Timeless Appeal in Newport Harbor
What started as a mode of transportation and hunting more than 4,000 years ago has evolved into one of Newport’s favorite physical exercises, competitive sports and leisure pastimes: Kayaking. Over the eons, the major changes to kayaks have been the materials used to build them. Toray they are primarily fiberglass, Read More
‘Tomatomania’ Returns to Roger’s Gardens in Corona del Mar February 27—March 8
Tomato lovers rejoice: Roger’s Gardens in Corona del Mar is bringing back its popular Tomatomania event February 27 through March 8. This is the 15th year that Roger’s Gardens is celebrating tomatoes with a ten-day event that features an impressive selection of more than 250 heirloom and hybrid tomato plants Read More
Balboa Island Ferry Finalizes Agreements to Launch Historic Zero-Emission Ferry Electrification Project
Balboa Island Ferry / NB Indy file photo “Historic Balboa Island Ferry may close due to state emissions requirements.” That was the headline on March 30, 2023 when the Beek Family, which has owned the Balboa Island Ferry for more than 100 years, announced it was struggling to meet California Read More
PHOTOS: Portola stuns top seeded Glendora, advances in CIF Division 2 playoffs
Portola Bulldogs celebrate and get a big round of applause from fans after Saturday’s win. (PHOTOS: Tim Burt, OC Sports Zone). Portola’s girls basketball team is headed to the quarterfinal round of the CIF Division 2 playoffs after upsetting top seeded Glendora 44-34 Saturday night in a second round game Read More
‘Complex Market’ event brings fashion, basketball together during NBA All-Star Weekend
Complex held its first-ever “Complex Market” event in L.A. during NBA All-Star Weekend, bringing together the worlds of streetwear, music, culture and, of course, basketball. The event was held beneath the 6th Street Bridge on Saturday night and featured fashion booths displaying sportswear, streetwear and sneakers, including local brands like Read More