Irvine Police Release Bodycam Footage From July 21 Turtle Rock Incident
The Irvine Police Department has released bodyworn camera footage from a number of officers involved in the July 21, 2026 incident in Turtle Rock.
The Irvine Police Department has released bodyworn camera footage from a number of officers involved in the July 21, 2026 incident in Turtle Rock.
The Bruins are coming to Irvine! UCLA’s football team will participate in a week of preseason camp at the Great Park Sports Complex to emulate the process of being on the road, giving the team… Read more
The City of Irvine officially opened the Jeffrey Open Space Trail Bicycle and Pedestrian bridge spanning the I-5 freeway this week. The bridge comes at a cost of $14.5 million and connects the existing JOST… Read more
Ever After at 18090 Culver Drive, in University Park, closed on August 5 due to a cockroach infestation and reopened on August 6.
Are you ready for the IUSD Family Resources Fair? See below for more information –>> 📚🎉The IUSD Family Resources Fair is less than one week away! This free event helps families get ready for the… Read more
Olivia Rodrigo’s Daisy Chain Fields festival, set for Aug. 29 at the Great Park was, in Rodrigo’s own words, explicitly inspired by Lilith Fair, Sarah McLachlan’s nose-thumbing all-woman festival roadshow that crisscrossed the world between… Read more
The Irvine Police Department successfully used its cutting-edge Drone as First Responder (DFR) program last weekend to apprehend a retail theft suspect attempting to evade officers at Walmart on Von Karman. Loss prevention staff alerted… Read more
Councilmember Mike Carroll went to bat for Irvine residents and got the Household Hazardous Waste Collection station to remain open after if was earlier reported that it would be closing.
By staff report Four years after an FBI corruption probe surfaced in Anaheim, the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce has filed a fraud lawsuit against its former president and CEO, Todd Ament, alleging he secretly colluded… Read more
New information has been received showing a concerning link between Betty Martinez-Franco and the groups hired by former City Manager Oliver Chi to design the permanent amphitheater at the Great Park. Martinez-Franco worked for five… Read more