Friday, November 20, 2015
Irvine, CA (Nov. 20, 2015): The Irvine Police Department (IPD) is investigating a fatal traffic collision. At approximately 3:05 p.m., a 9-year-old boy was riding his bicycle and was hit by a van
IRVINE, CA (Nov. 23, 2015): The Irvine Animal Care Center has extended its weekend sale to include Friday, Nov. 27. In the spirit of Black Friday promotions seen at retailers, the Animal Care Center
Meeting held every second and fourth Tuesday of the month.
To watch the council meeting live on your computer go to:
To watch it live on your TV turn to:
Cox Cable channel-30
AT&T U-verse channel - 99
Click here to see City Council agendas.
Irvine Senior Services offers a variety of programs in the areas of:
- Cooking & Culinary
- Crafts & Art
- Dance, Music & Drama
- Educational
- Games
- Health & Fitness
- Social & Recreational
- Technology
You can view a full listing of programs and register at yourirvine.org.
Workshop series focused on homestead practices in the modern world.
Location: Orange County Great Park Farm + Food Lab
Fee: $40/person - registration required/ages 10+
Lectures bring together a community of like-minded and highly engages innovators, designers, educators, and environmentally and socially concerned individuals.
Location: Orange County Great Park Art Gallery Living Room
Fee: Free/registration encouraged/ages 16+
Location: Orange County Great Park Farm + Food Lab
Fee: Free/registration encouraged/ages 16+
Location: Orange County Great Park Farm + Food Lab
Ages 3-9
Please join us in celebrating the re-opening of Adventure Playground. The newly remodeled 1.7-acre park features amenities for children and families of all ages.
Explore the new Adventure Playground featuring:
- Tree house
- Sensory garden
- Climbing poles
- Slides
- Art wall
- Kids fort zone
- Meadows and natural play areas
Many residents of Irvine express concerns about coyote sightings and the consequences of predator animals within the urban setting. Some animal owners have lost their pets to these skilled hunters because many are not aware of recent coyote activity in the area.
Coyotes are found in ALL areas of Orange County. Contrary to popular belief, these animals do not require open space or “wild areas” to survive. In fact, most coyotes within the urban setting are the offspring of generations of coyotes who lived and flourished in the urban areas of Orange County.