With failed leadership at the County and City level, Orange County now has the grim distinction as the California county with the second-highest number of cases, more than doubling the number of new cases in July.

With the talent and resources available in this City, Irvine should have been the epicenter for establishing good health policies that radiated throughout the County and across all of Southern California. Instead, Irvine is simply another Orange County city now at the epicenter of this pandemic.

Plans for the proposed 20-acre Wild Rivers Water Park were submitted to the City for review this week.

A complaint on behalf of Irvine resident, Lamar West, has been filed in federal court accusing...

It’s summer, which is a terrific time to get outdoors and enjoy the magnificent natural...

The 1,300-acre Great Park is located in what was, for six decades, the Marine Corps Air Station (MCAS) at El Toro.

Local veterans and family members of veterans explain why they support building a beautiful Veterans Memorial Park & Cemetery on the former military base, and the importance of moving forward with construction…right now.

On June 23rd, the Irvine City Council refused to allow City staff to review the “Build it NOW!” plan, which was written by former Mayor Larry Agran on behalf of the Build the Great Park Veterans Cemetery citizens’ committee.

The plan outlines a clear path forward for Irvine to immediately begin construction of the long-promised Veterans Memorial Park & Cemetery at the ARDA site in the Great Park.

Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) has urged citizens to wear face masks to help prevent the spread of the virus.

Medical and scientific experts have repeatedly explained to the public that wearing a face mask is not just about protecting yourself. It’s also to protect others — especially if you have the virus but don’t know it because you are asymptomatic.