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Back to School Safety Tips
As pediatricians, our first priority is the health, safety, and well-being of children. The start...
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Irvine’s November Election: What Voters Need to Know
On November 3rd, Irvine voters will head to the polls to elect the City’s Mayor.
Voters in Council Districts 1, 5, and 6 will also have the opportunity to choose a representative for their district on the City Council.
In this article, we take a look at the candidates who have qualified to appear on the November 3rd ballot.
In the coming weeks, Irvine Community News & Views will provide more detailed information regarding the leading candidates running for Mayor and City Council.
Local Community Members Support Second Harvest Food Bank
The Dawoodi Bohras, a global Muslim community committed to service and civic engagement, have...
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UCI Health Rehabilitation Hospital Opens
Irvine Mayor Larry Agran joined more than 150 UCI Health team members and community leaders to celebrate the ribbon-cutting of the new UCI Health – Irvine Rehabilitation Hospital.
The event marked another milestone in expanding access to specialized rehabilitation care for the Irvine community and patients throughout the region.
The new 52-bed, 70,000-square-foot freestanding rehabilitation hospital will provide specialized care for patients recovering from stroke, traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, severe burns, polytrauma, amputations and other complex conditions.
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Portola High School Student Earns Congressional Award Gold Medal
Congratulations to Portola High School student Nimishii Sharma, who was recently awarded the U.S....
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Body Boarding & Skim Boarding Injuries: How to Stay Safe While Having Fun at the Beach
NOTE: This article includes valuable information regarding common body boarding and skim boarding...
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Garden Grove Was a Warning, San Onofre Is the Test
Note: The author thanks Mayor Larry Agran and the Mayor’s Chief Policy Advisor Scotty Hong...
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Water Safety Tips for Kids Heading to Summer Camp
Summer is here, and for pediatricians, that often means completing health forms for children...
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City of Irvine Partners with Chamber of Commerce to Help Businesses Prepare for Disasters
Unexpected events can happen at any time — from wildfires and power outages to other emergencies that disrupt daily operations. Being prepared can make the difference between a brief interruption and a lasting business setback.
To help local businesses build resilience, the City of Irvine’s Office of Economic Development and the Greater Irvine Chamber of Commerce are launching a new three-part Emergency Preparedness Series for Businesses.
Designed for businesses of all sizes, the series will provide practical tools, expert guidance, and actionable strategies to help protect employees, safeguard operations, and recover more quickly when the unexpected happens.
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Mayor Agran Joins National Mayor’s Challenge for Water Conservation
In the lead-up to Earth Day, Mayor Larry Agran has joined mayors across America in challenging residents to make a long-term commitment to conserve water, reduce pollution, and use natural resources more efficiently.
The National Mayor’s Challenge for Water Conservation takes place during the month of April, inviting residents to support the City’s sustainability goals by making a series of simple, impactful online pledges.
“In a City known for thoughtful planning and responsible water use, Irvine can lead by example and show how small, everyday actions add up to real conservation,” said Mayor Agran.
Back-to-School: Keeping Your Kids Safe & Healthy
With the new school year upon us, now is a good time to check in with your family’s...
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Two Remarkable Irvine Students
I was recently introduced to two remarkable Irvine students, Ashley Liau and Jalyn Huang. Ashley...
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