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 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 pursue Councilmember Lalloway’s plan to secure $40 million from the state
FivePoint representative is presenting a fact list of points that refute many claims made this evening about the alternative site and the land swap.
Urgency is stressed by many speakers at tonight’s city council meeting concerning the veteran’s cemetery land swap. (reporting on tonight’s Irvine City Council
Mary Ann Gaido, former Irvine City Councilmember is addressing the current council. She opted to use her time to play a video montage of veterans set to “Amazin
“Whichever is the quickest and least expensive is the route to go.”
(reporting from the Irvine City Council Chamber)
John LeFleur, a Vietnam vet, served in 1970-71 in Vietnam. “We’re hoping that this good city council is going to approve the cemetery to go in the city for all
John Carson, who served at Marine Corps Air Station El Toro and in Vietnam, says not only will Vietnam era veterans finally have a place to rest, so too will ot
Sgt. Bill Cook tells Irvine City Council he would like to see a ceremonial groundbreaking on Memorial Day and urges council to “stand up and take a vote and let
