The City of Irvine highlighted its commitment to providing a safe, clean, enriching, and caring environment for animals awaiting adoption during a groundbreaking ceremony Monday, August 5, for the Irvine Animal Care Center expansion and renovation project.
City Councilmembers, staff, and volunteers came together to celebrate the project, which will enhance the center's facilities, allowing it to better serve the community and the animals it cares for.
IRVINE, Calif. (August 5, 2024) – The Irvine Police Department (IPD) is investigating the homicide of a 38-year-old Irvine resident after he was found deceased in his home.
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Meet with experts and community-screened solar installers to learn about the benefits of going solar for your home. Workshops are free and open to all Orange County residents.
Learn more and sign up at ocgoessolar.org (Open in new window).
IRVINE, CA (July 25, 2024): UPDATE – The Irvine Police Department was notified a previously unidentified victim of homicide in 2009 was a missing person from Reno, Nevada. Through DNA, the victim has been identified as 14-year-old Marcia Shirree Thomas.
In partnership with the City of Irvine, Waste Management is hosting a free paper-shredding event Saturday, October 26, 9–11 a.m. at Lakeview Senior Center.
Irvine residents can safely and securely dispose of up to five banker-size file boxes. The event is first-come, first-served and will end early if truck capacity is reached.
Customers who wish to watch their paper be shredded will need to park in a designated area away from the truck and staff.
For the second consecutive year, The City of Irvine has been recognized in the Orange County Business Journal for embracing Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DE&I) within the workplace.
The City of Irvine is one of 54 businesses, and the only city featured in the Journal's annual DE&I special report released today recognizing businesses, that are paving the way for others to further their inclusionary efforts.
The City of Irvine is actively educating the community on how businesses, residents, and City facilities can replace single-use plastics with reusable or nonplastic items. Doing so reduces business costs, attracts new customers, and improves ecological health and sustainability.
Find recommendations for food and beverage foodware in our new Plastic Alternative Guide.
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