Street Sweeping to Fully Resume June 15 in Newport Beach
The City of Newport Beach has announced that street sweeping with parking enforcement will resume June 15 after a temporary suspension that began in...
Newport Chamber CEO Shares Thoughts on Businesses Reopening
Note: It’s been almost a month since the NB Indy checked in with Newport Beach Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Steve Rosansky on...
Virtual Graduations Protested by Newport Beach High School Students
Graduating from high school is a memorable moment in the life of every student. In fact, most adults of all ages look back on...
Dine Specials
Mayur – North Indian Cuisine
NOW OPEN for your dine-in experience!
We are excited to welcome you back to the restaurant starting today, May 25th! Your well-being is of utmost...
Stepping Out
Pacific Symphony Produces Virtual John Williams Movie Music Concert
“Star Wars.” “Raiders of the Lost Arc.” “Jurassic Park.” “Harry Potter.”
Those are just some of the film scores composed by John Williams, without a...
Artscapes: An Artistic Afternoon at Sherman Library & Gardens
Sherman Library & Gardens is a hidden oasis that offers a lush respite from all things COVID. Yes, the gardens have reopened, and a...
Eat + Drink
Off the Menu: Newport Beach Restaurants Begin Reopening for Dine-in Service
It’s official: on Saturday Orange County was approved to reopen restaurants for dine-in service—with certain protocols in place to help protect both employees and...
Memorial Day Weekend Menus To-Go in Newport Beach
Memorial Day weekend is the unofficial start of the summer BBQ season, even though summer doesn’t technically start for a few more weeks.
If you’re...
Letters
Out of Great Crises, Heroes are Often Made
It is not a secret that out of great crises, heroes are often made.
Out of...
Letter to the Editor: School Board, Everyone Should Collaborate on Alternative Plans
This letter is in regard to the recent decision of a “rotational cycle on and...
Letter to the Editor: A Tree Grew in Brooklyn
The Newport Heights, Balboa Island and Cliffhaven communities have experienced a “tree saving” effort the...
Letter to the Editor: Epidemic of Oversized Residences
Recently, the 1113 Kings Road residential project that was approved for a 12,300-square-foot structure by...
Letter to the Editor: Election Time
Candidates running for office in any election should realize that most people don’t want to...