The council passes an ordinance under which party hosts who
allow underage drinking at their gatherings could be fined up to
$3,000.
Under the proposed ordinance, fines would run as high as $3,000
for hosts who repeatedly allow underage drinking.
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While approving the 48-unit development, the City Council
recommended that city commissions reject planned improvements to an
adjacent park.
The approval of the nearly 5,000-home development paves the way
for significant funding of the Orange County Great Park.
Irvine Mayor Sukhee Kang broke from his Democratic allies last
week in a vote to approve development around the Orange County
Great Park. Is it a sign of things to come?
The appointment of a new public guardian, a red-light camera ban
and attempts by two more cities to save their redevelopment
agencies.
A rundown of what city councils are putting on their
closed-session agendas this week.
The gutting of redevelopment agencies as part of the state
budget balancing act could cost the park hundreds of millions. But
Irvine officials say the park’s status as a former military base
should save it.
The City Council Tuesday night approved two new bus routes to
serve the area around the Irvine Spectrum.
Councilman Larry Agran proposes that Irvine residents cast early
presidential preference votes, and the iShuttle may get two more
routes.
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