You are here

Community Link Newsletter

The Community Link Newsletter is distributed every Friday to subscribers as a way to keep residents informed about items of note from the City. View archived newsletters, and signup to receive the newsletter directly to your inbox by filling out the form below.

Newsletters

Featured News

Read More

Bring your friends and family together to celebrate the 2021 Irvine Global Village Festival. Orange County's premier multicultural event returns Saturday, October 9, to Great Park with a full day of food, art, music, and a celebration of Irvine's diverse community.
Read More

September is National Preparedness Month and residents are encouraged to take steps to prepare for emergencies by signing up for AlertOC to receive emergency notifications to your phone.
Read More

The City of Irvine has joined the State of California COVID-19 Rent Relief program to provide rental assistance for residents. Please visit housing.ca.gov for more information. Learn more about pending applications here.
Read More

The City of Irvine is celebrating its 50th anniversary of incorporation this year. Many exciting activities are planned to pay homage to these remarkable 50 years. Celebrate this milestone with us by participating in an upcoming event.
Read More

Orange County Mosquito and Vector Control District encourage residents to utilize many do-it-yourself methods to eliminate mosquitos and mosquito-related issues. These include taking steps to prevent mosquito breeding, protecting yourself and family from mosquitos, and treating for mosquito bites.
Read More

In honor of the City’s 50th anniversary and as part of the City’s Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion initiative, the City of Irvine and South Coast Chinese Cultural Center are collaborating to offer the We Are Irvine: Living Resource Guide Series.
Read More

The City of Irvine is honoring longtime City photographer David Kawashima with an art exhibition of his photographs at the Irvine Civic Center. David Kawashima: Capturing Community opened September 16. The exhibition is free and open to the public.