Cox Charities Opens its 2025 Community Grants Application Period in California Cox Charities, the employee-funded philanthropic arm of Cox Communications, is once again opening the doors for community-focused nonprofits within its California service areas with the launch of its 2025 Community Grants. The application period runs through June 30, Read More
Monday, June 2, 2025 The City of Irvine welcomed riders of all ages to the Temporary Pump Track Celebration Saturday, June 7, at the Great Park Promenade. The band Head Wide Open rocked the crowd with a high-energy set, while guests enjoyed hands-on crafts, games, face painting, and themed activities. Food Read More
Monday, June 2, 2025 The City of Irvine welcomed riders of all ages to the Temporary Pump Track Celebration Saturday, June 7, at the Great Park Promenade. The band Head Wide Open rocked the crowd with a high-energy set, while guests enjoyed hands-on crafts, games, face painting, and themed activities. Food Read More
Monday, June 2, 2025 The City of Irvine is bringing the fun to two wheels (or four) with a pop-up pump track at Great Park, open daily from June 2 through June 15. Located along the Great Park Promenade near the carousel, this temporary track is designed for riders of Read More
Monday, June 2, 2025 The City of Irvine is committed to fostering a thriving business community. Aiming to streamline and enhance services that support business success, the City is conducting a comprehensive customer experience survey focused on its business license, entitlement, and permitting processes. Beginning June 3, BW Research, Read More
Senior outfielder Kaden Carrion reaches out to punch this pitch into the outfield for an RBI Single. Photo by Ted Apodaca After making a run to the CIF-SS Division 1 baseball quarterfinals the Los Alamitos High Griffins saw their playoff run come to an end with a bloop single to Read More
Seal Beach has received “approximately” five calls of coyote sightings in College Park East in the last two months, according to SBPD Capt. Nick Nicholas. “This is not unusual, as we anticipate more coyote activity in the spring and early summer,” Nicholas wrote. Nicholas is the captain of the Seal Read More
Part three of a series. Seal Beach has $200 million in unfunded improvement projects, according to Public Works Director Iris Lee. Lee told the City Council this during the Seal Beach council’s May 8 budget workshop. The workshop also looked at the city’s five-year capital improvement plan and the five-year Read More
Two major Seal Beach infrastructure projects top Congressman Dave Min’s shortlist for Fiscal Year 2026, according to an official announcement from the city government and District Three Councilwoman/Mayor Lisa Landau. The following Seal Beach projects were selected by Representative Min as part of his official funding requests to the U.S. Read More
Wednesday, May 28, 2025 Long summer evenings are back, and so is Summer in the City, Irvine’s signature series of free, family-friendly outdoor events held throughout June, July, and August. The lineup includes Movies on the Lawn, Summer Concerts, and Symphony in the Cities —each offering an opportunity for families, Read More
