ICNV has learned that Mayor Shea is determined to block a resolution which will be introduced by Councilmember Melissa Fox — directing the City to transfer the ARDA site in the Great Park to the State for the Veterans Cemetery — at the next Council meeting (scheduled for Tuesday, July 23rd).
In Irvine’s 48 years as a planned City, some land-use decisions and projects have been so profoundly beneficial that they’ve earned the title “legacy projects.” As a former Mayor and Councilmember, I’ve been fortunate to play a role in advancing three of these citizen-driven projects.
The next U.S. presidential election is being transformed because children everywhere, watching in disbelief as grownups fail to address the climate crisis, are launching their own climate movements.
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Congratulations to UCI researchers who will lead a national effort to document the intricate cell types and states in breast tissue in an effort to better understand how breast cancer arises.
When teachers and the community stand shoulder-to-shoulder, marching in support of school kids, good things usually happen.
Recently, my wife and I attended the 7:30pm show at ImprovCity (located at 3415 Michelson Drive). It was a bag full of fun. Driving home, we asked one another, “How do they do that?”
A few days later, I had the chance to sit down with Devin Dugan. He’s the owner and Art Director.
Irvine will host the 2019 World Softball Baseball Competition (WSBC) U-19 World Cup on August 11th through August 17th at Bill Barber Memorial Park (4 Civic Center Plaza).
The US team will be battling for an unprecedented three-peat.
I was driving home very late one night, north on the I-5, and moved over to the right lane where the ramp to the I-405 splits off with a sweeping curve that goes high in the air. Suddenly, there were no lane markers.
It’s that time of year again. Drowning can happen to any family. It’s the No. 1 cause of death among children 1-4 years and the second leading cause of death among teens.
Like many thousands of our loyal readers, I still prefer Irvine Community News & Views (ICNV) in its traditional print format. You know what I mean — ink on paper, and page-after-page of what I call an “old-fashioned, hold-it-in-your-hands” community newspaper.
Summer is the perfect time to head to the park with friends and family to enjoy great music, delicious food and quality time together.
Enjoy six Sunday evenings throughout July & August at the City of Irvine's free Sizzlin' Summer Evening Concerts.
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