September 21, 2020
BY Jenny Rigby for the Irvine Standard
Bommer Canyon is permanently protected as a City of Irvine Open Space Preserve. It’s a stunning expanse – a vibrant tapestry of plant communities, each
September 15, 2020
Southern California may be known for its film industry and beaches, but when it comes to food, its reputation is lacking. However, times have changed, and now foodies can find all sorts of incredible
September 9, 2020
By Richard Roy for the Irvine Standard
I always know when I’m in Irvine – it’s greener than other cities. The trees are taller. The
September 3, 2020
BY TOMOYA SHIMURA for the Irvine Standard
Loree and Chris Montoya used to load up bicycles and drive to Irvine to ride around the city’s extensive bikeways.
The couple enjoyed them so much that
The Mount Airy Treehouse in Cincinnati’s Mount Airy Forest. (Kate Gille/Cincinnati Parks Foundation)
Washington Post By Melanie D.G. Kaplan
This spring, I’ve found hope hiking on wooded trails, joy
June 8, 2020
by Jenny Rigby for the Irvine Standard
Irvine, like other coastal communities in California, enjoys a maritime Mediterranean climate. Our winters are cool and moist. Our summers are warm and dry.
June 8, 2020
by TOM BERG for the Irvine Standard
If you want to see what the No. 1 park system in California looks like, visit an Irvine park.
There are 268 to choose from — so many and so green that the
Brace for sugar: National Doughnut Day is on the way.
The event, held this year on June 7, isn't a new tradition. Perhaps surprisingly, it’s dipped in patriotic history.
National Doughnut Day
May 29, 2020
Got a hankering for pizza?
Hoodline crunched the numbers to find the top spots specializing in such pies in Irvine, using both Yelp data and our own secret sauce to produce a ranked list of where to
In 2019, traveler expenditures for Irvine came to an estimated $781 million, an increase of 3.9 percent over 2018, according to the 2019 Visitor Impact report conducted specifically for Irvine by
