By Lori Basheda for the Irvine Standard
There’s an edge to Little Sister. Its walls are adorned with graffiti art. Its soundtrack is an energizing rhythm of hip-hop, while its steel and wood beams
May 14, 2021
By Lori Basheda for the Irvine Standard
There’s an edge to Little Sister. Its walls are adorned with graffiti art. Its soundtrack is an energizing rhythm of hip-hop, while its steel and wood beams
May 3, 2021
Our affinity for nature is as true today as in times past. For centuries, people have sought respite in the natural beauty of parks. Writers have captured this sentiment in words. Artists have
May 3, 2021
By Joel Kotkin for the Irvine Standard
The City of Irvine’s 50th anniversary makes for a great local celebration, but it also reflects the creation of a much-needed model for development here and
Established in 1983 by a congressional resolution, National Travel and Tourism Week (NTTW) is an annual tradition during the first full week of May for the U.S. travel community to celebrate the value
April 18, 2021
By Dave Reeve, Family Destinations Guide
Irvine is a scenic, landlocked city in California.
This charming metropolis holds numerous possibilities and is only a few minutes away from the coast, making
April 9, 2021
By Tomoya Shimura
Springtime is perfect for mountain biking on The Irvine Ranch – the mornings are cool, the hills turn green and there are so many trails.
We asked Jeff Tong, who’s been mountain
April 6, 2021
Originally appeared in the Irvine Standard
THE BUTCHER
At Wagyu Meat & Grill, you can take home the world’s best cuts of steak
Looking for a world-class steak? Stop by the premium butcher shop at
April 5, 2021
The prominent, rocky crown of Quail Hill rises roughly 200 feet above its grasslands. The outcropping stands as a sentinel of the Irvine Southern Open Space Preserve, a network of protected open
By Tom Berg for the Irvine Standard
One of Orange County’s most iconic spots for weddings, reunions and private events is getting $6 million in improvements while maintaining its historic character.
March 19, 2021
Original written for the Irvine Standard
The 20-million-year-old, red-sandstone cliffs of Limestone Canyon are a natural wonder right in Irvine’s backyard. The canyon is part of part of 57,500 acres