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.

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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.

UCI announced that former Irvine Mayor Larry Agran and his wife, Dr. Phyllis Agran have donated...

Our latest Irvine Community Poll asks our readers to let us know if you favor the City moving forward with construction of the Veterans Memorial Park & Cemetery at the ARDA site in the Great Park.

This was the site mandated by the “Build the Great Park Veterans Cemetery” initiative, signed by nearly 20,000 Irvine residents.

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At the May 12th meeting, the Irvine City Council ended a six-year contentious debate by adopting the citizens’ initiative to build a State-built and State-operated Veterans Memorial Park & Cemetery on the City-owned 125-acre “ARDA” site on the former El Toro Marine Corps Air Station at the Great Park.

The signature-gathering drive to recall two unelected members of the Irvine City Council was officially suspended over the Memorial Day weekend.  The all-volunteer effort, which attracted citywide support when it started earlier this year, was drastically slowed by the COVID-19 pandemic.