Mayor Khan’s participation in efforts to obscure the egregious human rights record of Azerbaijan – one of the most authoritarian, corrupt regimes in the world, disqualifies her for the Democratic Party of OC’s “Truth” award. Bestowing it upon her betrays the very principles of truth and justice they seek to honor.
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Irvine Launches Engagement Effort for Great Park Development, Starts New Designs
A new design contract and plans for the Park’s expansion come as the city again looks to develop a long-vacant tract of land.
Irvine City Council To Vote On New Restrictions For Commercial Trucks Following Resident Complaints
The debate comes after years of complaints from homeowners about an asphalt factory in the northern part of the city, with hopes this is the first step to addressing the problem.
OC Electric Utility One Step Closer to Turning Lights On After Approving Financing Plans
The approved contracts set up a line of credit for the newly formed agency and established rules for purchasing power from suppliers.
Irvine City Council Considers New Approach to Address Asphalt Plant After Years of Homeowner Complaints
The council could implement new restrictions on trucks leaving and entering the factory in the near future and is considering further action after years of pushing from residents.
Air Quality District Says Asphalt Factory in Irvine Not Harming Residents, Homeowners Disagree
The local South Coast Air Quality Management District has been studying the plant for nine months after residents complained about harmful emissions.
Irvine to Consider Increasing Great Park Residents’ Control Over Their Special Taxes
While neighborhood residents pay some of the highest property taxes in the city, they have almost no say on where that money goes.
Irvine Residents Rail Against Great Park Special Tax While City Council Changes Park Name
Homeowners near the Great Park are on the hook for millions of dollars in special taxes to fund the park’s construction and they want a seat at the discussion table.
Residents Call Out Public Agencies for Inaction on Handling Irvine Asphalt Factory Emissions
Activists are calling on the city and air quality district to push forward, but after months of slow movement residents are taking matters into their own hands.
Irvine Takes No Action on Veterans Cemetery, Opening Door for Possible Anaheim Site
After an eight hour council meeting, council members ultimately took no action on picking a final site in Irvine and encouraged veterans to explore other options.


