UCI Scientists Report Successful First Step in Journey to Develop Drug to Treat COVID-19
When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, James Nowick, professor of chemistry at UCI and his research team...
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Former Irvine Mayor, Larry Agran Announces Candidacy for City Council
Former Irvine Mayor Larry Agran announced his candidacy for a seat on the City Council. For more than three decades, Agran strategically guided the City. A strong proponent of the Irvine Master Plan, Agran established common-sense growth control policies.
And on critical issues that impacted Irvine residents, Agran used his skills as a public interest attorney to draft ballot measures so that Irvine’s voters — not developers — had the final say.
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Local Software Company Named Best Workplace in America for Innovators
The Finnish software development and design company, Vincit opened offices in Irvine back in 2016. Since then, they have created customized mobile apps for companies like Yamaha, GE Healthcare, Kellogg’s, and the Irvine Company.
The company has also racked up a lot of awards for being a great place to work.
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UCI: A Shining Example of Excellence in Irvine
U.S. News & World Report has named UCI one of the top 10 public universities in America for the sixth consecutive year, and UCI Medical Center one of America’s best hospitals for the 20th consecutive year.
UCI Medical Center is the only Orange County hospital to consistently rank among the nation’s best medical facilities.
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Local Leaders Continue to Fail Our Residents and Businesses
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.
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Plans for Wild Rivers Water Park Submitted to the City
Plans for the proposed 20-acre Wild Rivers Water Park were submitted to the City for review this week.
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Irvine Mayor Christina Shea Faces Federal Lawsuit
A complaint on behalf of Irvine resident, Lamar West, has been filed in federal court accusing...
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Enjoy a Hike in the Open Space Preserve
It’s summer, which is a terrific time to get outdoors and enjoy the magnificent natural...
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Irvine Senior Services in the COVID-19 Era
What is happening with Irvine’s renowned Senior Services during this unprecedented COVID-19 era? We spoke with Sandra Salcedo in a Zoom meeting to find out.
Sandra is Superintendent of the Irvine Community Services Department in charge of Senior Services. For months, she’s been working to solve difficult problems in order to continue providing essential services.
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In Their Own Words: Local Veterans Explain Why They Support the Veterans Memorial Park & Cemetery at the Great Park
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.
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