Students in California public universities are the target of the Student Civic and Voter Empowerment Act, a new civic engagement act that consolidates and delegates voter outreach to university administration.
Democratic Rep. Katie Porter announced Oct. 26 that she would be endorsing her mentor, Mass. Sen. and Democratic presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren, in the 2020 presidential election.
Chipotle celebrates Halloween by offering their $4 “Booritos” each year. Customers who show up in costume on Oct. 31 from 3 p.m. until closing to place a physical order at any of their chains may get a burrito, bowl, taco or salad for $4.
Republican Young Kim announced that she will be running for office to represent California’s 39th District. This statement comes after her 3.2% loss to Gil Cisneros in the 2018 race.
Blizzard Entertainment, a major gaming firm and the developer of Overwatch and World of Warcraft, is facing fierce backlash after banning professional Hearthstone player Ng Wai Chung, also known as "blitzchung," for voicing support for the Hong Kong protests during a live post-match interview.
Many California corporations, like Uber and Lyft, are unsure of their future business in the state amid concern over the implementation of a controversial worker classification bill, directly targeting the growing “gig” economy.
Though technological innovations in the past decade prove that online shopping is the future of consumerism, Amazon began opening physical grocery shops—namely Amazon Go—back in Jan.2018. Plans of expanding the locations have landed the company’s newest addition in Irvine.
Former UCI Electrical Engineering student Masaki Ogikubo opened a Japanese style boxing dojo called Hamabe Dojo in the Irvine Business Complex on April 1st.
