City of Irvine

On January 26, 2021, the Irvine City Council passed the resolution reaffirming Irvine's commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in the Irvine community and created the five-member Ad-Hoc DEI Committee to provide input on the needs of the community and advise the City Council in meeting its goals. In January 2022, the Irvine City Council directed the Ad-Hoc Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee to become a standing committee and expand its membership to seven committee members.

Mayor Farrah N. Khan is joining mayors across the country for the 10th Anniversary of the National Mayor’s Challenge for Water Conservation by asking residents to make a long-term commitment to

Start off Earth Month with a conversation about sustainability with the "Three B Summit!" A Virtual Conference on Sustainability & Social Responsibility from The Lukes Network will be held April

In honor of the City's 50th Anniversary in 2021, we invited residents, businesses, and visitors to participate in our 50th Anniversary Photo Contest, which captured the essence of Irvine — our neighborhoods and residents, open space, history, and events. The City received nearly 500 submissions from community members sharing their favorite photos representing culture and community, historical Irvine, the outdoors, and pets — as well as entries to a special category for budding photographers ages 17 and younger.

Virtual Compost Webinar- Recycle Your Food Waste into Garden Gold April 23. Learn how to recycle your food and yard waste using simple backyard composting and worm composting techniques to create a

The City of Irvine expanded COVID-19 vaccine eligibility to Irvine’s highest risk residents aged 55 and over through a continued partnership with MemorialCare. The City of Irvine continues to bring

After receiving input from the community on the City's proposed Fiscal Year 2021-23 Biennial Budget cycle, the detailed and balanced budgets will next be presented to the Finance Commission in April

Bystander to Upstander : Stand Up to Hate and Intolerance By City of Irvine Mayor Farrah N. Khan Irvine is one of the most diverse and fully integrated communities in the United States. We are a

Scholastic chess players are invited to challenge their minds at the Staser Chess Tournament. It features a free K–8 non-rated section and a USCF K–12 rated section for an entry fee. Registration required using the links below by noon on Friday, August 20 (registration opens May 15). Ages 5–18.

Non-Rated Section (Free): Register Here

Rated Section ($36): Register Here

It’s crafty, sustainable, delicious, and fun. UC Master Food Preserver chefs will demonstrate how to preserve what you harvest or purchase. Different items each session. Ages 16+. 

Workshops are free, but registration is required at yourirvine.org (registration opens May 15).