A Valuable City Service: Irvine’s TRIPS Program
The TRIPS program provides low-cost, wheelchair-accessible transportation to Irvine seniors and adults ages 18 and older with disabilities.
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Author: ICNV Staff
Register to Be Notified When an Emergency Occurs in Irvine
The TRIPS program provides low-cost, wheelchair-accessible transportation to Irvine seniors and adults ages 18 and older with disabilities.
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Meet 3D Artist Seung Yon Lee
Since graduating from Pasadena’s ArtCenter College of Design in 2020, Irvine resident Seung...
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The New Irvine Public Library System
Public libraries play a vital role by providing free access to information, fostering literacy, supporting education and lifelong learning, and serving as community hubs for various activities and resources.
Last year, the Irvine City Council unanimously voted to transition library services from the Orange County Public Libraries (OCPL) and, instead, establish its own Irvine Public Library System.
The Council’s decision came down to finances and services offered to the City’s residents. Irvine taxpayers contribute roughly $17 million to OCPL annually. However, the libraries operated by OCPL in Irvine receive only $5 million annually in services. (Decades ago, the City established its own Irvine Police Department because of a similar funding imbalance.)
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Cool Irvine Eco Fair Scheduled for June 14th at the Great Park
The environmental nonprofit Cool Irvine will be hosting its annual Eco Fair on June 14th from 10am...
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