The city will take a $1 million loss from a nonrefundable deposit after city council members rescinded the land purchase minutes before escrow was slated to close.
Tag: Farrah Khan
Posted inIrvine
Irvine Struggles to Finish City Council Meetings as Ceasefire Calls Persist
Recently, Irvine City Council meetings have ended early as residents continue months of pressure to get officials to formally call for an end of violence in Israel and Palestine.
Posted inIrvine
Another Orange County City Considers Curbing Protests at Homes
Irvine officials will be next in OC to consider an ordinance that critics say stifles First Amendment rights. It comes after pro-Palestinian protests continue to pop up outside a congressman’s Santa Ana home.
Posted inOutdoors
Irvine Considers Creating Hiking Trails Along City’s Southern Edge
The new network of trails could stretch through much of the city’s southern area, going all the way down to Crystal Cove State Park.
Posted inPolitics & Elections
Primary Election Night Results: OC Third District Supervisor
Supervisor Don Wagner is looking to defend his seat from a challenge by Irvine Mayor Farrah Khan.
Posted inPolitics & Elections
OC Supervisor Races See Last-Minute Spending as Primary Draws Near
The sheriff deputies’ union is spending big on its chosen candidates in the final days of the race as other candidates chip in their own cash to try and keep up.
Posted inIrvine
Irvine Officials Won’t Formally Weigh in on Palestine and Israel
After months of pressure, Irvine officials formally voted not to weigh in on the violence in Palestine and Israel, instead supporting a focus on local issues. Santa Ana officials will revisit the debate next week.
Posted inGovernment
Irvine City Council Continues Struggle With Palestine-Israel Debate
For months, public comment during Irvine City Council meetings has been dominated by discussion on the conflict. But there’s still no resolution on what the city will do.
Posted inPolitics & Elections
Who’s Funding the Campaigns in the Orange County Supervisors Races?
Ballots are already out for the March 5 primary, but there are still hundreds of thousands of dollars flowing into the race for the county’s highest elected position.
Posted inIrvine
Pressure Remains on OC Officials to Take a Stand on Palestine and Israel
A host of Irvine and Santa Ana residents continue to press their elected officials to pass a resolution to call for a ceasefire in Gaza. Others want local officials to keep out of foreign affairs and focus on city business.
