An Irvine councilman has taken strong positions against placing signs in his city, but he leaves his campaign signs up in a neighboring city way, way after Election Day.
Category: Irvine
Irvine, home to UC Irvine and the Great Park, has about 318,000 residents. We cover the City Council’s votes, its budget, the Great Park and development.
An Answer to the Great Park Tax Question
A tax expert weighs in on whether a levy that Irvine residents might have to pay relating to the Great Park should be considered a new tax.
Larry Agran’s Tax Headache
Irvine councilman presses city staff over whether a tax to fund the Great Park was a “new tax.” He doesn’t get the answer he was looking for.
Irvine Officials and Grand Jury Members Battle Over Great Park Report
They disagree over the very nature of the grand jury’s report on the Great Park’s financing.
Irvine Council Approves Children’s Insurance Program Contract
Testimony of mother of two uninsured children helps council members decide on $40,000 extension.
Irvine Council to Decide on Children’s Health Program
The Irvine Children’s Health Initiative has helped 472 of 1,760 children in Irvine identified as lacking health insurance.
Another Twist in ‘Irvine 11’ Fight
A coalition of civil rights groups and bar associations have come out against the school’s decision to suspend the Muslim Student Union from operating on the UC Irvine campus.
Irvine Developers May Break Silence on Business Complex Fees
Irvine Business Complex developers have so far been quiet about possibly footing the bill for $75 million in infrastructure improvements and mitigation measures.
Irvine’s Underdog: Questions for Christina Shea
The Irvine city councilwoman, who will be termed out in November, talks about her successes (and failures) fighting what she believes was a career-long crusade against an unethical council majority.
Larry Agran Says Grand Jury Got Facts Wrong
Great Park Chairman Larry Agran blasted last month’s grand jury report on the park. Grand jury member says park officials had an opportunity to dispute the report’s facts before it was released.









