Scooter Braun is one of the most recognizable names in the music business for his singular work as an executive and entrepreneur. He’s managed many of your favorite artists, propelling the likes of Justin Bieber to stratospheric fame, and earned the ire of Taylor Swift and her legions of fans for his business Read More
Parents of students throughout the Capistrano Unified School District were back on the early-morning routine of getting their kids to school on Tuesday, Aug. 15, when campuses including Harold Ambuehl Elementary celebrated the first day of the 2022-2023 academic year. “We’re going to have a wonderful year,” school Principal Antoinette Read More
By Clara Helm The Capo Girls Softball 10U All-star team was recognized at a San Juan Capistrano City Council meeting on Tuesday, Aug. 15, for its recent accomplishment. Going under the name Cobra Kai, the team has climbed its way from district champions to state champions and now national champions. Read More
By Clara Helm Mission San Juan Capistrano is set to launch its new “Remember the Builders: Mission San Juan Capistrano Student Education Program” for the 2023-2024 school year on Saturday, Aug. 19. “Our program is unlike any programming in the entire state of California,” said Mechelle Lawrence Adams, the Mission’s Read More
By Clara Helm Rancho Mission Viejo continues to grow as six new neighborhoods will open for home sales in the Rienda Village this fall. Located at the heart of The Ranch and near The Nature Reserve, the Rienda Village is home to 10 neighborhoods that are on the market. Since Read More
Work to dismantle the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station (SONGS) is well underway, with the demolition of the landmark containment domes expected to finish by 2027, power plant officials said this past week. After a tour of the nuclear plant, the SONGS Community Engagement Panel provided updates on dismantling efforts, Read More
As Southern California sees its first tropical storm since 1939, South Orange County cities braced for the onslaught of rain and winds on Sunday, Aug. 20, preparing beaches and offering residents sandbags. Tropical Storm Hilary, which began off the coast of Baja California, Mexico, is expected to bring between 2 Read More
The fourth edition of the Orange County Fire Authority’s Girls Empowerment Camp will occur Saturday, Oct. 7, and Sunday, Oct. 8, at the agency’s headquarters at 1 Fire Authority Road in Irvine. The application period for the free event will remain open through Sept. 3. At each camp, teenagers of Read More
By Breeana Greenberg and C. Jayden Smith After local agencies and municipalities encouraged considerable preparation for Tropical Storm Hilary, with the distribution of sandbags and other preventative measures, South County experienced milder weather on Sunday, Aug. 20, than projected. Capt. Greg Barta, Orange County Fire Authority Public Information Officer, said Read More
As brush fires have become a year-round reality for Southern California fire departments, local fire agencies are expanding their arsenal against the ever-present danger of wildfires. Over the past few years, Orange County Fire Authority has received equipment and personnel upgrades “that have already benefited us in battling wildfires,” explained Read More
