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Sacramento Adopts Urban Forest Plan. Here’s What Makes It so Ambitious

Sacramento Adopts Urban Forest Plan. Here’s What Makes It so Ambitious

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Sacramento adopts bold Urban Forest Plan, targeting a 35% tree canopy by 2045 to address climate challenges and inequity.See the Story

Mayor Agran's Plan to Make Irvine the "Greenest City in America"

Irvine, California · Irvine

Mayor Agran's Plan to Make Irvine the "Greenest City in America"

Mayor Larry Agran is on a mission to make Irvine the “Greenest City in America.” Last year, Irvine was ranked among the top ten greenest cities in the nation. But Mayor Agran is pressing forward with a number of projects to make the City even greener. Irvine’s park system is currently ranked the best in California and the second best in the entire nation, according to the Trust for Public Land. The Mayor’s team is now developing an Urban Forest …Read Article

Celebrate the Fourth of July at the Great Park

Independence Day · Irvine

Celebrate the Fourth of July at the Great Park

On Friday (July 4th), the City is encouraging residents to celebrate Independence Day at Irvine’s free, family-friendly community event at the Great Park. The celebration will provide an opportunity for residents to connect with their Irvine neighbors while creating lasting memories with friends and family. The City’s inaugural Fourth of July event will feature a community parade, live entertainment, hands-on activities, and dazzling nighttime d…Read Article

Three Venado Middle School Girls Win Tech Trek Scholarships

Tech Trek winners from Venado Middle School with AAUW Committee Members The American Association of University Women (AAUW) of Laguna Beach has awarded Tech Trek scholarships to three students from Venado Middle School. The three scholarship recipients — Bea Lansigan, Venus Rong, and Hemakshi Malik — will spend a week on the University of California, San Diego campus where they will participate in daily hands-on science, technology, engineering,…Irvine, California · Irvine Read Article

Council Passes 2025-2027 City Budget

On June 10th, the Irvine City Council passed a balanced two-year operations budget to guide some $298 million in spending in 2025-26 (beginning July 1st) and $312 million in 2026-27. The Council also approved a reserve fund of $66 million, which is roughly 22% of the operations budget — well above the minimum recommended in state guidelines for cities. “If there is an economic downturn, as I and others expect, we’re ready for it,” said Mayor La…Irvine, California · Irvine Read Article

Be Prepared for Medical Emergencies This Summer & Beyond

You never know when you will be called on to assist in a medical emergency. It may be at the pool, at a park, at your child’s sporting event, or even at a family social gathering in your own home. As physicians, we are used to providing care in emergency situations. Recently, I was at a social gathering when an individual walked into a glass door, resulting in facial bleeding, dizziness and nausea. Fortunately, the host had a first aid kit avail…Irvine, California · Irvine Read Article

Meet Irvine Cello Musician & Instructor Paul Hyun

Paul Hyun ((left) teaching a student in Irvine With a degree in Cello Performance from the Cleveland Institute of Music and certification in Chamber Music Coaching from the San Francisco Conservatory of Music, Paul Hyun has performed with the San Francisco Korean Philharmonic, San Jose State Symphony, Gradus ad Parnassum Music Academy, Palo Alto Philharmonic, Prometheus Symphony, and the Tri Valley Youth Orchestra as a guest soloist. Paul is now…Irvine, California · Irvine Read Article

Irvine Named 3rd Happiest City in America

According to a recently published study, our City’s residents are among the happiest in the nation. In fact, Irvine earned the No. 3 spot in WalletHub’s Happiest Cities in America ranking. That’s up two spots from last year. Analysts from WalletHub examined 29 key indicators of happiness — ranging from the depression rate to the income-growth rate to average leisure time spent per day — among residents in more than 180 cities across the country.…Irvine, California · Irvine Read Article

City of Irvine Breaks Ground on its First Municipal Gym

Tuesday, June 10, 2025 The City of Irvine broke ground today on a 110,000-square-foot recreational facility in the Irvine Business Complex that will serve as a premier space for a variety of sports and help meet growing demand for indoor court space. The Irvine Fieldhouse will stand out as one of the region’s premier indoor sports venues, with 10 multi-purpose courts, 10 badminton courts, a multipurpose room, a food court, and 369 parking space…Irvine, California · Irvine See the Story

The City's Lowest Wage Earners Get a Pay Raise

The Irvine City Council approved a “living wage” ordinance, setting wages for the lowest paid City employees and contract workers well above the state minimum wage. The measure, approved during the Council’s June 3rd meeting, sets a minimum wage for the City’s part-time and seasonal workers at $20 per hour. Full-time employees will be paid a minimum hourly wage of $25. These City minimums will also apply to employees of City contractors doing m…Wages · Irvine Read Article

Former Crawford County Librarian Sues County for Defamation, Breach of Contract

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CRAWFORD COUNTY, Ark. – Crawford County is facing an additional lawsuit related to its library policy. A lawyer for former Crawford County Library System director Deidre Grzymala filed suit in Washington County Circuit Court last Friday on her behalf. The former librarian is alleging defamation and breach of contract. Grzymala lives in Washington County. Judge blocks Arkansas law allowing librarians to be criminally charged over ‘harmful’ m…Crawford County, Arkansas · Crawford County See the Story

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