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Tiffany Im5 Posts
Tiffany is a longtime Irvine resident, healthcare professional, mom, and community advocate. Her background also includes business management, logistics, and grassroots organizing. She is passionate about accessibility, civic engagement, and fostering more inclusive and transparent community conversations. Outside of work and volunteer efforts, Tiffany enjoys traveling, gardening, and exploring nature with her daughter.
Irvine City Website Update Comes With Growth and Glitches
The City of Irvine recently launched its redesigned website and updated digital platform, introducing a cleaner layout, more streamlined formatting, and several new features aimed at improving access to City services and information. The updated Access Irvine app now includes expanded links to City social media and service platforms, and now residents can submit bicycling […]
City Council Looks to Discuss Next Steps for Withdrawal from Orange County Public Library
In tomorrow’s City Council meeting on July 23, 2024, a discussion and a vote is expected on whether to proceed with withdrawing from the Orange County Public Library (OCPL) system. Irvine’s contributions to OCPL amount to about $17 million annually, representing 28% of the system’s total revenue. Despite this, Irvine’s three libraries constitute only 11% of […]
Opinion: Councilmember Mike Carroll’s Townhall Highlights Leadership Concerns and Community Tensions
A recent Townhall convened by Councilmember Mike Carroll has sparked debate and highlighted issues of leadership and community representation within our local council. The event, originally intended to discuss upcoming planning commission decisions, turned contentious, shedding light on concerns of bullying and exclusionary behavior. Councilmember Carroll’s management of the Townhall has come under scrutiny. Despite […]
Opinion: Celebrating the Power of Community Collaboration and Civic Engagement in Woodbury
We’re thrilled to share some fantastic news with our community! Thanks to the community’s unwavering support and active engagement, significant progress has been made in addressing safety concerns at the intersection of Great Lawn and Hallmark in the Woodbury neighborhood. In response to community feedback and a request submitted last October, the city has re-evaluated […]
Woodbury Families’ Requests for Stop Sign at Great Lawn & Hallmark Agendized
At the upcoming City Council meeting on February 27, Councilmember Tammy Kim has formally requested the city to review the installation of stop signs at the intersection of Great Lawn and Hallmark in the village of Woodbury. This request stems from numerous appeals by community members dating back to 2010, for additional traffic control measures […]
