Daily Pilot: Last month, he appeared on two episodes of the hit NBC television show "This is Us."

Read how OC leaders have stepped up to help Beyond Blindness.

Newport Beach Independent: Beyond Blindness is among the OC charities that received grants.

Eleven-year-old Mason Lopes likes things most kids his age like: milkshakes, basketball and Lady Gaga. “You know what my favorite song is?” he asks...

Aliso Viejo resident and OC nonprofit leader Angie Rowe received the Junior League of Orange County’s (JLOCC) highest honor, the Kathryn Raulston Community Service Award.

In the debut novel "Miracle: Endless Possibilities" by Orange County resident Lucie Courtois, third-grader Gabe Jones is not normal. He's visually impaired and gets bullied on the playground. But Gabe has a strong...

Vivar means "to live" in Spanish, and Jimmy Vivar has done plenty of living in his quarter-century on this Earth. Vivar, a Costa Mesa resident, was born with a degenerative eyesight condition called Retinitis Pigmentosa. He has very little sight, a field of vision that's like a pinhole, and extreme difficulty seeing at night...

On Saturday, June 13, 2020, Beyond Blindness, a nonprofit organization serving children with visual impairments, hosted a live broadcast at Newport Dunes Waterfront Resort and Marina in Newport Beach to celebrate its 16th Annual Destination Independence 5K Walk.

Distance learning can be hard for a lot of students, and parents, during the pandemic. But it can be even harder for kids who are blind. Our KNX Hero of the Week is helping those students not only get through their classes, but to succeed. 19 year-old Lucie Courtois is a senior at Corona Del Mar High School. She's planning on graduating in June, and going to college.

Watch this video on Beyond Blindness (formerly The Blind Children's Learning Center).