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For Irvine’s Carson Chan, archery started as a reason to skip P.E. — now, he’s an Olympics hopeful
Carson Chan began shooting archery as a way to escape P.E. Two years later, he's the fifth-ranked American youth in the sport.
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They met as teenagers in the CHOC cancer ward. Now, they are getting married.
Before Christmas, Meza proposed to Aslanian in room 539 of the Children's Hospital of Orange County — in the same cancer ward where they met as teenagers.
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Orange Heights development faces new legal challenge over permit to start the project
A long-planned housing development in east Orange faces a new legal hurdle. The legal buzz is all about a bumble bee.
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Most influential: Amber Lin, a Tarbut V’Torah leader, aspires to end Alzheimer’s
Amber Lin might not be a household name, but, down the road, she aspires to become one of Orange County's leading scientists.
With $88.5 million real estate deal, City of Hope eyes bigger future in Irvine
City of Hope does not have immediate plans for the newly acquired land, executives said. The property connects to its growing Irvine campus.
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Fullerton council appoints Fred Jung as mayor, Shana Charles as mayor pro tem
"I am bullish on Fullerton; I always have been," Jung said. "I'm a firm believer that the city's best days are in front of us."
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After years of debate, Irvine threatens to leave the Orange County Power Authority once and for all
The Irvine City Council authorized its city manager to withdraw from the power authority in 2025 if the city's relationship with the agency doesn't improve.
OC holiday tip: Irvine Park’s Santa’s Village full of fun, photo ops
The park's holiday transformation is free to enter with no reservations required.
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Newly expanded Irvine City Council deadlocks on first vote; special election for 7th member set
The six-member board could not agree on who should be vice mayor. The city will hold a special election on April 15 to fill the council's vacant seventh seat.
Incoming Chapman University president has worked his way up through university ranks
From a humble family background, Matt Parlow became a Yale-educated lawyer. Over two decades in academia, he's worked his way to university president.