With 2020 behind us, it seems things can only get brighter in the year ahead. Whether it’s a personal resolution, career transition or business goal, about 45% of Americans make a New Year’s resolution. Unfortunately, many people lose their willpower … Continued
With a new year comes a changing of the guard in the Aliso Viejo Chamber of Commerce. Al Soley will succeed Jim Sidaris as the chamber’s president on January 1st, 2021. Sidaris spent the last two years as the chamber’s … Continued
It’s been a trying year for people across the globe as a worldwide pandemic took hold of our lives and made us all slow down. Despite the devastation and frustration, people found ways to come together and support one another … Continued
The Aliso Viejo Chamber of Commerce held their annual ugly sweater holiday breakfast despite the ongoing pandemic. This year, however, things got ugly virtually. The holiday tradition has become a favorite among members. From Mickey Mouse to Game of Thrones, … Continued
This week, Governor Gavin Newsom announced a new Regional Stay at Home Order that could take effect in Orange County as early as Saturday. The Stay at Home Order begins at 12:59 pm on December 5th, which means if a … Continued
You’ve probably seen Hillary Millard-Briggs driving around Aliso Viejo in her pink Cadillac, but if you haven’t had the opportunity to meet her in person, you’re missing out on her smile that shines just as bright as her car. This … Continued
As of Monday, November 16th, 2020, Orange County is one of several areas across the state to move back to California’s most restrictive Purple Tier. According to California Governor, Gavin Newsom and the California Department of Public Health, this directive … Continued
The holiday season will undoubtedly be different this year, but there’s still plenty to do in the Aliso Viejo community. From ice skating to trivia night, here’s a look at some local events happening in the month of November. Trivia … Continued
As our local businesses transition into new regulations amid the COVID-19 outbreak, Aliso Viejo residents still have the option of participating in Take-Out Tuesday! Whether you feel like a night in or are not yet comfortable going out in public, … Continued
The Silverado and Blue Ridge fires have scorched tens of thousands of acres and forced more than 90,000 people to evacuate their homes this week. The fast-moving fires have been fueled by high winds and dry conditions. Smoke and ash … Continued