Irvine’s Rising Track Star Jaide Boston
At just 12 years old, Irvine native Jaide Boston is already making a name for herself on the...
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Author: ICNV Staff
UCI Health Rehabilitation Hospital Opens
Irvine Mayor Larry Agran joined more than 150 UCI Health team members and community leaders to celebrate the ribbon-cutting of the new UCI Health – Irvine Rehabilitation Hospital.
The event marked another milestone in expanding access to specialized rehabilitation care for the Irvine community and patients throughout the region.
The new 52-bed, 70,000-square-foot freestanding rehabilitation hospital will provide specialized care for patients recovering from stroke, traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, severe burns, polytrauma, amputations and other complex conditions.
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Woollett Aquatics Center Expansion
Improvements are currently underway at the William Woollett Jr. Aquatics Center.
Construction has begun on a major expansion that will bring new amenities for residents of all ages — including an additional pool, splash pad, Ninja Cross obstacle course, modern locker rooms, expanded bleacher seating, sports lighting, accessibility enhancements, and a new parking lot along Walnut Avenue.
The Woollett Aquatics Center and nearby facilities will remain open throughout construction, which is expected to be completed in spring 2028.
Portola High School Student Earns Congressional Award Gold Medal
Congratulations to Portola High School student Nimishii Sharma, who was recently awarded the U.S....
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Be Ready When It Matters Most: Join Irvine’s CERT Program
What would you do if a major disaster struck and help wasn’t immediately available?
Since its establishment in 1999, more than 3,000 people who live or work in Irvine have taken part in the City of Irvine’s Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) program. More than 2,000 of those graduates remain active volunteers.
In a City that spans 66 square miles, emergency services may be delayed or overwhelmed in a catastrophic disaster — for example, a major earthquake — leaving residents to care for themselves and their neighbors. CERT training helps bridge that gap by teaching participants how to be more self-reliant and prepared to safely navigate the days and weeks following a large-scale event.
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