Two Major Green Projects Moving Forward
After years of political battles, two major projects are moving forward here in Irvine. Both...
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Month: December 2023
Happy New Year to Our Readers
As we head into the new year, I want to thank our readers for your continued support.
Over the past eight years, our community newspaper has become a trusted source of information for residents across the City.
Thousands of Irvine residents read our twice-weekly email messages and nearly 60,000 follow us on Facebook.
Our goal for 2024 is to continue to inform our readers regarding policies coming out of City Hall while also spotlighting events and human interest stories from within our wonderful Irvine community.
We want to wish all of our readers a very happy New Year!
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Things To Do in Irvine Over the Holidays
The holiday season is upon us! Below are some fun things for you and your family to do here in...
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Join Irvine’s Local Run Club ‘RunOC’
Here is a terrific way to connect with your Irvine neighbors while getting in a healthy walk or...
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Publisher’s Perspective: The More We Learn about OCPA, the Clearer it is that the City of Irvine Must Cut Ties with the Agency
Last year, all Irvine electricity customers were automatically enrolled in the Orange County Power Authority (OCPA), without a vote of the people.
OCPA promised to deliver greener electricity at lower monthly rates, and to be fully transparent with the public. But, even before OCPA had officially launched, the agency had broken all three promises.
From day one, Irvine electricity customers have been charged higher monthly rates than we paid to Southern California Edison (SCE).
And, the agency refuses to release all records that show OCPA’s purchase of system power (dirty brown power); and OCPA’s resale of wind and solar power — demonstrating actual delivery of advertised renewables to OCPA ratepayers.
Promising to do a positive thing and then doing the exact opposite is called “bait-and-switch.”
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