Sean Crumby, Irvine’s seventh City Manager, appointed in October 2025, has resigned. Crumby was previously Interim City Manager, Assistant City Manager, and joined the City of Irvine as Director of Project Delivery & Sustainability. He… Read more
Irvine leaders learned in March of the $6 million deficit, a 2% overage of the city’s general fund driven by rising costs related to hiring, new facilities and expenses related to Irvine’s growing population, city… Read more
71-year-old Randall Bertsch of Irvine is accused of beating a group of ducklings, killing one in the process, before throwing them in a trash can, according to the Irvine Police Department.
A season of live music in Irvine will roll through summer and into early fall, with outdoor concerts and live tribute performances headlining at Great Park Live.
Henry Miller, a music teacher at Sierra Vista Middle School in Irvine Unified School District, has been named a 2027 CMA Foundation Music Teacher of Excellence. The national honor recognizes educators who create inclusive learning… Read more
The tallest player in college basketball has a new home. Former Florida 7-foot-9 center Olivier Rioux committed to UC Irvine Men’s Basketball on Thursday after spending the last two seasons with Florida, he announced on… Read more
Federal agents are conducting an ongoing drug enforcement investigation at multiple locations across Orange County, including the Orchard Hills neighborhood this morning. Irvine Police Department officials shared that, “Another agency is serving a search warrant… Read more
In a completely bizarre City Council meeting tonight, Councilmembers Treseder and Betty Martinez Franco violated the City’s Municipal Code multiple times on a vote regarding Orange County Power Authority. Next, Democrats of Greater Irvine members… Read more
“You could say he took the phrase ‘grab life by the glass’ a little too seriously,” Irvine PD said. “At those prices, that’s not just a bad pour decision, it’s a full-bodied felony.”
At the April 14 City Council meeting, District 5 Councilwoman Betty Martinez Franco said that traffic is a myth, “this is not traffic,” and compared the City’s historic vote on open space preservation to segregation.… Read more