The Irvine Police Department has established an online hate crime and hate incident reporting system for residents to report crimes remotely. If this an Emergency or crime in progress, please call 911.

What is SB 1383?

SB 1383 is a state law that requires every resident and business to recycle organic waste in an effort to reduce methane emissions. Specifically, SB 1383 establishes a target to reduce organic waste in landfills statewide by 75% by 2025; and requires that programs be established to rescue at least 20% of surplus food currently thrown away. The recovered food will be routed to those experiencing food insecurity. Read this page to learn more or view our quick-click resources below. 

The City of Irvine celebrated our 50th anniversary of incorporation through a variety of activities throughout the year! Thank you to all residents, businesses, and visitors for celebrating this milestone with us. Watch the video recap of all the ways we celebrated and view details and photos of events below!

Several groups within those who have intellectual and/or developmental disabilities have been determined to be at high-risk of COVID-19 complications and related fatalities, and are now eligible to

Effective May 19, Irvine and Orange County move into the Yellow Tier in the state's Blueprint for a Safer Economy . The transition to the Yellow Tier is a result of tracked case rate data falling

The City of Irvine in partnership with operator 360 Clinic is providing free COVID-19 testing at City facilities. Days and hours vary per facility; click the links below to sign up. 

Chuck Jones: Season of Creativity

The City of Irvine is thrilled to partner with the Chuck Jones Center for Creativity to spotlight artist Chuck Jones and his iconic career through interactive programming featuring his world-famous cartoon characters.

The City of Irvine Youth Action Team invites the community to take part in the Pickup 50 Challenge, a Citywide littering campaign beginning April 7 to promote and expand cleanup efforts throughout Irvine. Participants are asked to go out into their community, pick up 50 pieces of trash, and then challenge their friends and family to do the same.