Councilmember Agran is pleased to appoint Dr. Kev Abazajian to the newly formed Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee.

Do you work for, own, or know a food or beverage business that faced hardship as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic? If so, the business may be eligible for grants ranging from thousands to hundreds of thousands of dollars.

“I am so pleased that our vision for a high-volume, Irvine-based vaccination site has finally been realized,” said Councilmember Larry Agran.

At the City Council Meeting yesterday, Councilmember Kim presented a resolution to reaffirm Irvine’s opposition to anti-Asian hate, and to bring residents together to support the establishment of a “radically inclusive and tolerant environment.”

With input from 186 residents, Councilmember Agran and his team have released recommendations for addressing the community’s top concerns over the next two years…

Do you have ideas for how Irvine can meet the housing needs of everyone in the City? The Housing Element Update is underway this month, and residents are being asked to participate in shaping plans and goals for the next eight years.

Last night, the City Council heard and received extensive testimony from Irvine residents opposed to the expansion of the James A. Musick Jail Expansion. Councilmember Agran stands with residents who oppose this expansion and hears their calls for action.

Do you have passion or expertise related to climate action? If so, you may be interested in applying to join Irvine’s Green Ribbon Environmental Committee.

For a long time, Great Park residents have expressed frustration at the lack of resident involvement in the Great Park decision-making process, especially in light of the fees and taxes they pay above and beyond other residents in Irvine…