Traffic, Traffic, Traffic! Council Votes 3-2 To Move Forward With More Housing
After a rare two-week delay in development, the Irvine City Council got back to business as usual...
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Massive Apartment Development Slowed…For Two Weeks
Tuesday evening, the Irvine City Council did something rare: Instead of rubber-stamping a massive...
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Muslim Travel Ban and Deportations Stoke Fears among Irvine Immigrants
President Trump’s executive orders have prompted nationwide and local protests. President Trump’s...
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Open Forum: March 2017
Last month’s front-page story — “Trump Agenda Threatens to Hurt Thousands In Irvine” — focused on the specific effects that President Trump’s proposed federal policies would have on Irvine residents.
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Bomb Threat to Irvine’s Jewish Community Center
On Monday, Irvine’s Merage Jewish Community Center was among the dozens of Jewish facilities...
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Trump Agenda Threatens To Hurt Thousands In Irvine
Fears grow as President Trump’s stated actions on Obamacare, women’s health, and deportations will...
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Big Developers Spend $1.5 Million to Elect Wagner and Shea
Donald Wagner is elected Mayor. Christina Shea is re-elected to Council. Melissa Fox wins open...
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Impressive in Irvine: Jaci Woods – A Servant’s Heart
Forty-five years. That’s a long time. That’s how long Jaci Woods has been a homeowner in Irvine....
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Adult Sports Leagues in Irvine
The City of Irvine is proud to offer organized adult sport leagues in the areas of basketball,...
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New Mayor and New City Council, But Same Old Problem: Traffic!
At a December 13th swearing-in ceremony marked by smiles and gracious words, several...
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