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McLaren Split in Half in Deadly California Crash Suddenly Catches Fire Again Weeks Later
A McLaren that was torn in half during a deadly crash in Irvine, California, caught fire again more than a month later. What makes the second fire so unusual is where it happened. The wreckage ... Read more
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Irvine Police looking for suspect accused of $90,000 identity theft and credit card fraud
The Irvine Police Department is asking for the public’s help identifying a suspect accused of carrying out a sophisticated identity theft and financial fraud scheme that allegedly resulted in losses exceeding $90,000. According to Irvine Police, the suspect was captured on bank surveillance cameras withdrawing large amounts of cash...
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Solar carport project at California medical plaza solves tricky energy billing
Watthub Renewables and Sunrock Distributed Generation completed a 322-kW solar photovoltaic system at Irvine Heritage Medical Plaza, the three-story Class A medical office building in Irvine, California. Solar modules were installed to carports covering approximately 108 parking spots, turning bare asphalt into shaded, covered parking and into the building’s primary source of electricity.
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Thousands face possible power shutoffs as Santa Ana winds, fire danger return
Gusty Santa Ana winds and low humidity levels will increase the risk of wildfires across parts of Southern California this weekend, prompting power officials to consider shutoffs. The National Weather Service says there is an enhanced risk for fast-moving fires from Friday night through Sunday, with peak winds arriving early Saturday. Brush remains dry “Recent […]
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Turning Grey Infrastructure Green in Southern California
Southern California’s stormwater challenges are creating new opportunities for landscape architects to rethink how cities are built. The SoCal Grey to Green Conference takes place on Thursday, December 3, 2026, in Costa Mesa, bringing together researchers and industry professionals to explore practical ways to integrate green infrastructure into the local landscape.