The UCI Irvine Museum Collection pays tribute to the California Coast with their “Upon a Painted Ocean” exhibition, now through March 30th. The exhibition features works by both historical and contemporary artists.
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Irvine Mayor Donald Wagner has been re-elected and Council candidates Farrah Khan and Anthony Kuo have won the two open seats.
Republican incumbents in both the 74th State Assembly and 45th Congressional District races have lost to their Democratic challengers.
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Earth Day is Monday, April 22nd. It’s the day when millions of citizens across the world come together to help protect and preserve our planet. It’s also a great opportunity for families to explore Irvine’s wilderness parks while learning how to help protect local plants and animals.
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What can a “word cloud” tell us about the attitudes of Irvine residents toward those elected to govern our City? Irvine Community News & Views recently commissioned a special study, asking Irvine voters for a word or phrase they associate with the job that Donald Wagner is doing as Mayor of Irvine.
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Which candidates for Mayor and City Council have been taking major campaign funding from FivePoint and other developers?
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A few candidates have made it clear that they are more interested in serving their own political interests by serving powerful special interests — especially the developers who are funding their campaigns.
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With two open seats on the Irvine City Council, and Mayor Donald Wagner seeking re-election, Irvine voters will be making a dramatic choice on Nov. 6th: to maintain a pro-developer Council majority under Mayor Wagner… or to elect a new pro-resident Mayor and City Council.
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Ed Pope, founding chair of the citizens’ committee to Build the Great Park Veterans Cemetery — and a recently announced candidate for Mayor of Irvine — is challenging Donald Wagner, who is seeking re-election Nov. 6th to a second two-year term as Mayor.
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Early Voting begins October 27th at Irvine City Hall (1 Civic Center Plaza).
Oct 27-Nov 3: 8am-5pm
Nov 4-Nov 5: 7am-8pm
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Drawing on the Past is a remarkable display of drawings, pastels, watercolors and etchings by California artists dating as far back as the 1880s.
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