Irvine Resident Susan Hopkins Featured in National Fitness Ad
Susan Hopkins has lived in Northwood for 32 years. She’s always enjoyed a very active...
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Author: ICNV Staff
City of Irvine Introduces Two Community Tree-Planting Programs
Arbor Day is a celebration of trees and the vital role they play in our world. Held on the last Friday in April, it stands apart from most holidays — rooted in hope for the future rather than remembrance of the past.
The simple act of planting a tree represents a belief that the tree will grow to provide us with clean air, cooling shade, habitat for wildlife, healthier communities, and endless natural beauty — all for a better tomorrow.
In recognition of Arbor Day, the City of Irvine has introduced two initiatives aimed at engaging the community in expanding and enhancing Irvine’s urban forest.
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Great Park Soccer Stadium Selected for U.S. Men’s Team World Cup Training Base Camp
The City of Irvine has announced that the U.S. Men’s National Soccer Team has selected the Great...
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Irvine Exhibition Combines Basketball & Art
Four basketball courts at the Great Park have been transformed into bold, large-scale works of art...
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Bosque Trail Gets Some Much-Needed Greenery & Shade
The Bosque area in the Great Park features 1.8 miles of decomposed granite pedestrian trails that are 4-6 feet wide, as well as an 11-foot-wide concrete multi-use trail and bike path. These popular trails run along Bosque street, from Magnet (north of Great Park Boulevard) to Irvine Boulevard, linking residents to more than 53 acres of native landscape.
To enhance year-round trail aesthetics and provide much-needed shade, the City recently planted 86 trees and 6,000 shrubs along the Bosque Trail between Cadence and Benchmark.
Additional improvements to the Bosque area — scheduled to be completed later this year — include a community playground, pickleball courts, and greater connectivity among the trails.
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