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The long-running celebration always opens with a slice of complimentary strawberry shortcake; entry is free to the fruitful festivity, too.

Three Orange County locations of the restaurant have been renovated so far with four more to follow before the end of the year.

Popular Southern California Chain Unveils Refined Look & Feel While Honoring Pacific-Inspired Roots

Honorees at the annual luncheon range from a student to someone with a lifetime of philanthropic work.

Ed Lee and John Park, the Business Journal’s Restaurateurs of the Year for 2022, recently completed their restaurant trifecta with the opening of Toast Kitchen + Bakery in The Village at Tustin Legacy.

NEWPORT BEACH, Calif.—Strolling along picturesque Marine Avenue on Balboa Island, with its towering lemon-scented eucalyptus trees and quaint ...

Corals Are Being Cooked: A Third Of Taiwans Reefs Are Dying 01/13/21 AT 3:35 AM Nearly a third of Taiwans corals are dying from bleaching caused by warming oceans in an alarming phenomenon that poses a severe threat to the islands delicate underwater ecosystem, conservationists warned Wednesday. An investigation conducted last year in 62 locations around the island by the Taiwan Coral Bleaching Observation Network (TCBON) showed bleaching had reached its worst recorded levels. Half of Taiwans r...

One-third of Taiwans corals dying due to bleaching: researchers 01/12/2021 04:24 PM To activate the text-to-speech service, please first agree to the privacy policy below. In the water near Xiaoliaoqiu Island off the coast of southwestern Taiwan, August 2020. Photo courtesy of Su Huai (蘇淮) Taipei, Jan. 12 (CNA) At least 31 percent of the coral reefs in waters around Taiwan are dying as a result of bleaching, which is now the worst in the countrys recorded history, researchers said Tuesday. ...

Bleaching killing at least 31% of Taiwan’s reefs Staff writer, with CNA At least 31 percent of the coral reefs in waters around Taiwan are dying as a result of bleaching, which is now the worst in its recorded history, researchers from Academia Sinica and the Taiwan Coral Bleaching Observation Network (TCBON) said yesterday, echoing warnings first delivered in September. The network said that 52 percent of the coral in the nation’s waters is under different levels of heat stress, while 31 p...