The Irvine Animal Care Center 2019 Pet Calendar is on sale for $15. Purchase your copy today at the center during regular business hours. Proceeds from calendar sales go toward shelter and care for animals at the center.

For more information, call 949-724-7740 or visit irvineanimals.org/petcalendar.

Join the City of Irvine Senior Services in supporting the Irvine Meals on Wheels program this holiday season. Donations are needed to provide home-delivered meals for an increasing number of Irvine homebound seniors. Last year, a record number of meals – nearly 70,000 – were provided to eligible homebound seniors who rely on the program for health and nutritional support.

Irvine, Calif.  (Dec. 2, 2017) – A GameStop store at 13210 Jamboree Road was robbed at gunpoint Friday  night. Around 8:40 p.m., a suspect entered the store, located at the Irvine Market Place, and approached the counter. He revealed a black semiautomatic firearm in his waistband, then demanded cash from two employees. The employees handed over approximately $1,300 in cash. The suspect then ordered both employees to the ground before fleeing on foot.

Irvine, Calif. (Nov. 17, 2017) – Irvine Police Department Detectives are looking for two suspects who robbed an Irvine resident of a pair of tennis shoes worth at least $6,000 on Tuesday.

A male victim posted an ad on Craigslist seeking a buyer for a pair of limited edition Adidas shoes designed by music industry icon Pharrell Williams. The sneakers display the words “You Nerd” on the front. The suspect responded to the ad and agreed to buy the shoes for $6,000. Similar shoes are selling on the secondary market for up to $9,000.

The Orange County Great Park announces the opening of its latest exhibition, Eureka: A California Design Story with the Hoods and Friends. A free exhibition opening is 1-3 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 3. The exhibition runs through Sunday, Feb. 11.

Eureka: A California Design Story with the Hoods and Friends explores how graphic design reflects, impacts and changes culture and society. The exhibition honors graphic design movements from the Gold Rush to the present, while chronicling both historic and obscure moments from California’s history.