Irvine residents and voters have said over and over that they want the State Veterans Cemetery built. But, three members of the Irvine City Council have systematically thwarted the will of the people for more than two years.
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Last November’s election brought out a record turnout of Irvine voters (70%), which proved to be a big part of the Orange County “Blue Wave” that literally changed the face of our elected representatives.
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The New Year — 2019 — brings with it yet another milestone for Irvine Community News & Views: ICNV now has 20,000 Facebook followers!
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Irvine Community News & Views (ICNV) is Irvine’s only independent community newspaper — free of developer control.
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Multi-billion-dollar developer FivePoint is desperately trying to hold on to their control at City Hall, with the help of shadow committees they fund with “dark money” to elect their pro-developer candidates.
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The job of a Planning or Transportation Commissioner is to protect Irvine residents, looking out for their best interests. Instead of protecting Irvine residents, Planning Commissioner Kuo and Transportation Commissioner O’Malley have spent the past two years rubber-stamping every development project that comes their way, regardless of how the projects impact Irvine residents.
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If you were one of the 28,638 Irvine residents who voted “NO” on Measure B last June 5th, then on Nov. 6th you should want to make your “NO on B” vote count. How?
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Irvine Community News & Views (ICNV) is Irvine’s only independent community newspaper — free of developer control.
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As an independent newspaper, our mission at Irvine Community News & Views (ICNV) is to inform and educate Irvine residents on issues that directly impact their lives.
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We are sad to report that Steve Layton, a longtime Irvine resident, civic activist, and contributing cartoonist to Irvine Community News & Views, passed away this summer after a long illness.
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Irvine Community News & Views updates you on important issues impacting our community. We also keep Irvine City’s residents informed about local events and fun things to do in Irvine every week.
