2021 goals

After announcing a series of new COVID-19 vaccination requirements over the past few weeks, the California Department of Public Health has implemented another change. The public health department recently strengthened requirements already in effect for mega events – a change that could impact people living and working in Aliso Viejo. The California Department of Public … Read more

Due to an increase in COVID-19 cases, the California State Public Health Officer has issued a few new health orders affecting workers and residents living in Aliso Viejo and surrounding communities. “As with many viruses, COVID-19 is frequently changing,” said Dr. Regina Chinsio-Kwong, Deputy County Health Officer. “These changes result in new versions of the … Read more

As cities and businesses across the nation try to get back to a somewhat “normal” lifestyle post shutdown, it’s a great time to get involved with your community. Whether big or small, a donation, volunteer work or even supporting a local business can make a huge difference. Here are some ways Aliso Viejo residents and … Read more

Despite a year-and-a-half spent working alone in our homes, many of us have found new ways to connect. In a time where we’ve seen so many businesses struggle to remain open, it’s even more important to cultivate community relationships with other local businesses. To create these bonds in Aliso Viejo, Aliso Viejo Chamber of Commerce … Read more

Aliso Viejo is celebrating its 20th anniversary as an incorporated city this month. The area became Orange County’s 34th city on July 1st, 2001, and had a population of just over 40,000 people at the time. It was the first planned community in California to map out and design a balance between its projected resident … Read more

Despite the relatively mild temperatures in Orange County so far, summer has officially arrived. Whether it’s an evening bonfire or an afternoon picnic with the family, it’s the season many of us spend more time outdoors. If you’re looking for a quick snack to keep you satisfied as you head out on your next adventure, … Read more

After a year of celebrating the holidays indoors and via Zoom, traditional festivals and events are finally starting to make a comeback. If you’re looking to celebrate July 4th, 2021 outside your home, here are a few ways to do so in Aliso Viejo. Join your neighbors, community partners, and the City of Aliso Viejo … Read more

Inspired by a real victim of domestic violence, Laura’s House has provided shelter and supportive services to thousands of abused women, men and children, and has provided counseling and legal advocacy to over 55,000 people in Orange County. The organization originally started in 1994, and has opened several locations over the last three decades. This … Read more

This week, Cal/OSHA regulators decided to allow fully vaccinated workers to take off their masks while at work. Cal/OSHA’s revisions align with the latest guidance from the California Department of Public Health — which is based on guidelines issued by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Here’s a look at the new rules: New … Read more

With more than 20 million vaccines administered in California so far, the state is planning to fully reopen on June 15th. In the meantime, Governor Gavin Newsom has rolled out a $116.5 million vaccine incentive program to encourage more Californians to get vaccinated, and that includes residents and business owners in Aliso Viejo. The grand … Read more