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At an open house hosted by the Federal Aviation Administration at El Modena High School in Orange, few details were offered on how flight paths for planes departing John Wayne Airport will change as the agency implements a new satellite-based guidance system in the coming months....

By Victoria Kertz | NB Indy Despite the challenges faced by a small, bustling harbor like Newport’s, good news was delivered by the boatful at the Newport Beach Chamber of Commerce Marine Committee’s monthly meeting on Tuesday. Councilman Ed Selich reported the approval of the...

With the election just a few days away, Newport Beach City Council candidates are working to wrap up a campaign season that has had both high and low points and covered a wide range of topics. Early and mail-in voting has already begun, but most residents will head to nearby...

The Newport Beach Chamber of Commerce held its annual economic forecast breakfast at the Fairmont Hotel on October 21, while Newport Beach & Company (the destination marketing organization for the city of Newport Beach) held its annual marketing outlook dinner at the Newport...

“From the time a baby is born until it is launched at 18 years old, 936 weeks have gone by” Jim Burns said at HomeWord’s recent Fall Benefit at the Newport Beach Country Club. “When you measure out life in weeks, it goes by so fast. The political system is not going to change...

By Christopher Trela & Catherine Del Casale | NB Indy We’re often asked how we select the restaurants we write about, whether we go incognito or they know we’re coming, and why we seem to always like the food at every restaurant. “You like everything,” one loyal reader...

I’ve been in a bit of a book drought lately, my reading time dwindling to the levels of a conservation-era watering schedule. This tends to happen to me cyclically – I’ll be fired up about a book, to the point where I have it with me everywhere I go, in hopes of catching a few...