- September 26When Community Comes Together: Irvine Volunteers Tackle Hunger With Food Security Program
- September 22Portola High Plans To Enforce Attendance Policy For New School Year
- September 18Irvine Libraries Reopen Under City Management
- September 17On a Roll: City of Irvine Deploys Daxbots to Assess Public Facilities
- September 9Beach-Themed Back-to-School Tailgate Launches Bulldogs into New School Year
![As the school year continues, Intervention Teacher On Special Assignment (TOSA) and science teacher Erin Arredondo continue to look for additional ways that can ensure that students will be on time to class. “I've been able to have positive conversations with students when they are reaching certain levels [of tardiness],” Arredondo said. “They've been very receptive and have stated they're going to try to get here on time. We try to help them figure out ways or identify how they can get here on time.”](https://portolapilot.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/IMG_4430-copy-1200x900.jpg)
![Almquist Development’s rendering of a grasstop area in The Canopy shows simulated people exploring the area with their families. “One of the things that we like to cater to are kids and families in creating these really nice outdoor areas where people can hang out, get something to eat [or] get something to drink,” Vice President of Almquist Development Tom Carpenter said. “Kids can run and play and be outside, and everybody can enjoy themselves.”](https://portolapilot.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/Bldg-9-View-1-1200x675.jpg)
