Live outdoor music returns to Irvine.
Live outdoor music returns to Irvine.
Author: Irvine City News
Landon Donovan headlines opening of Great Park Sports Park
Game on! Irvine Mayor Don Wagner (second from left) watches as U.S National Team soccer star Landon Donovan handles the coin toss for the first-ever soccer game
We’re told that Landon Donovan is one of three soccer stars, all former U.S. National team
We’re told that Landon Donovan is one of three soccer stars, all former U.S. National team members, who will be at the Great Park Sports Park grand opening even
We told you we’d share details of the grand opening of phase one of the Great Park Sports
We told you we’d share details of the grand opening of phase one of the Great Park Sports Park. A highlight of the Aug. 5 daylong event will be the free Blues B
This free community event on Aug. 5 celebrates the grand opening of the Great Park Sports Park
This free community event on Aug. 5 will celebrate the grand opening of the Orange County Great Park Sports Park. We’re told more details on the event will be a
Happy Fourth of July from Irvine City News! www.irvinecitynews.com
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Did you receive your copy of the July issue of Irvine City News?
Did you receive your copy of the July issue of Irvine City News? We deliver to 100,000 households every month and drop 35,000 more to select locations throughou
Have you received your copy of Irvine City News’ June issue? It’s packed with ideas for su
Have you received your copy of Irvine City News’ June issue? It’s packed with ideas for summer fun in Irvine. We deliver direct to 100,000 homes and select news
The May issue of Irvine City News is out. It’s been distributed to 100,000 homes in Irvine
The May issue of Irvine City News is out. It’s been distributed to 100,000 homes in Irvine and is available on select racks throughout the city. In case you mis
Tonight’s Irvine City Council meeting ended with a split council vote (3-2), voting to pur
Tonight’s Irvine City Council meeting ended with a split council vote (3-2), voting to pursue Councilmember Lalloway’s plan to secure $40 million from the state