City of Irvine

When You Shop and Dine in Irvine, Your Dollars Stay in Irvine.

For every $100 in taxable sales in Irvine, one dollar goes directly to the City, supporting public safety, parks, streets and much more.  Every time you shop and dine in Irvine, you help preserve the outstanding quality of life here.  

The attached photo shows Mayor Donald P. Wagner, in response to Irvine voters’ direction, signing a letter on Monday, July 16, 2018 to the California Department of Veterans withdrawing the Strawberry

Work in the Irvine Civic Center has affected the programming that Cox subscribers receive by watching ICTV on Channel 30. Maintenance will continue through Wednesday, July 18. Meanwhile, go to the

Celebrate National Drive-Thru Day with OC Waste & Recycling on Tuesday, July 24. Bring items such as e-waste, unused paints, pesticides, automotive products, batteries, and more to a Household

Irvine Mayor Donald P. Wagner released the following statement concerning action taken by the City Council on July 10 regarding the advancement of a Veterans Cemetery in Irvine. “In response to

Watch now as Mayor Donald P. Wagner addresses the City Council’s action on a state veterans cemetery.

The Irvine City Council has chosen John A. Russo as its new City Manager, approving him at its July 10 meeting. His first day of work will be Monday, July 16. “As a City Council, we went through a

Explore a new craft and take home your own masterpiece during hands-on workshops led by Irvine Fine Arts Center's exhibiting artists. Learn about the wrap and weft of a weaving as well as basic weave

The Irvine City Council has chosen John A. Russo as its finalist for City Manager, and will formally consider hiring him at its July 10 meeting. Russo has 23 years of results-oriented public service

Help animals find homes at the 12th annual Home for the Holidays pet adoption fair. More than 40 pet rescue groups and animal shelters will bring about 600 homeless dogs, cats, rabbits and small animals for adoption. The fair also features dozens of pet-related vendors, gourmet food trucks, a silent auction, low-cost microchipping on-site and an opportunity drawing. Suggested donation is $2 per person or $5 per family. Parking is free. For more information, visit irvineanimals.org or call 949-724-7740.