City of Irvine

To view meetings live on a computer, visit cityofirvine.org/ictv and select "Watch ICTV Live".

To view meetings live on a computer, visit cityofirvine.org/ictv and select "Watch ICTV Live".

The Social Services Office has compiled the following list of resources to help you access financial assistance. For additional supportive services, please visit cityofirvine.org/socialservices or call 949-724-6650.

Timeline & Current Construction | FAQs The City of Irvine is advancing the Marine Way extension and undercrossing to improve access and traffic circulation in and around the Great Park. While

The City of Irvine has received a $105,000 Catalyst grant from the California Jobs First (CJF) Regional Investment Initiative, administered through the Orange County Business Council (OCBC), to

The Social Services Office has compiled the following list of resources to support you in accessing legal and mediation resources. For additional supportive services, please visit cityofirvine.org/socialservices or call 949-724-6650.

The Social Services Office has compiled the following list of resources to help you access emergency shelter. For additional supportive services, please visit cityofirvine.org/socialservices or call 949-724-6650.

The City of Irvine celebrated the opening of eight lighted pickleball courts at Mike Ward Community Park — Woodbridge with a ribbon-cutting ceremony Tuesday, February 3. The event included remarks from City leaders, followed by a ribbon-cutting and scheduled gameplay for the local pickleball community.

The new courts supplement the City’s existing 22 pickleball courts located at eight community and neighborhood parks, helping meet the growing demand for one of the nation’s fastest-growing sports. The courts are available daily for drop-in play, reservations, and programs.

The City of Irvine will celebrate the opening of eight lighted pickleball courts at Mike Ward Community Park — Woodbridge with a ribbon-cutting ceremony Tuesday, February 3, from 3 to 5 p.m. The

Get ready to celebrate the Year of the Horse. The inaugural 2026 Lunar New Year Parade and Festival in the Great Park is set for Saturday, February 7. With the support from the City of Irvine, and coordinated by the Asian American Museum at Great Park, the celebration will kick off with a lively parade featuring local marching bands, schools, and community organizations, followed by a festival with exciting performances, fun games like Feed the Dragon and Mahjong Bingo, plus calligraphy and other arts and crafts activities.