Irvine officials are using state grant funding to roll out affordable housing programs targeting homeless and housing insecure students in the Irvine Unified School District, Irvine Valley College and their families.
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Betty Martinez-Franco Maintains Lead in Irvine City Council Special Election
Martinez-Franco’s lead is still nearly 600 votes ahead of her nearest challenger as of Wednesday night.
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Who Will be The Seventh Member of Irvine’s City Council?
Here’s the initial results of Irvine’s special city council election to fill a vacant seat.
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Irvine City Council Race Sees a 10-to-1 Lead in Campaign Spending
Nearly $100,000 in outside support has already been spent on one candidate facing questions about his ballot designation. While the second place fundraising candidate has raised around $10,000, they haven’t seen any outside spending so far.
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Irvine Again Considers Building an Aquatic Center in the Great Park
Irvine City Council members are revisiting a plan to create a public aquatic center in the Great Park after a previous project fizzled out.
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Irvine Looks to Connect Great Park With Public Transit Through Land Swap
Irvine City Council members approved a land swap with FivePoint Holdings in an attempt to connect the Great Park and the Irvine Train Station.
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Irvine Looks to Scrap Warehouse Plan, Build Housing Instead
City staff in Irvine are working with a property owner in the Irvine Business Complex to replace a plan to build a 500,000-square-foot warehouse and instead create a residential development.
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Will Irvine City Council Members Nearly Quadruple Their Pay?
The Irvine City Council is set to discuss increasing their monthly compensation rate, which is currently set at $880 per month and could increase to as much as $3,300.
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Former Irvine Councilwoman Abandons Campaign Amid Residency Questions
Tammy Kim’s decision to drop out came hours before an Orange County Superior Court judge was expected to decide if she could stay on the ballot.
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Irvine’s Special Election Embroiled in a Lawsuit
The case, which could impact the city’s 5th District race, is expected to be heard in OC Superior Court on Thursday.
