City HallIrvine City Council Addresses Projected $37 Million Deficit
Initial Budget Decisions Include Revenue Increases, a Hiring Freeze, and a Targeted Reduction in City Employees Over the Next Two Fiscal Years.
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City HallInitial Budget Decisions Include Revenue Increases, a Hiring Freeze, and a Targeted Reduction in City Employees Over the Next Two Fiscal Years.
City HallThe Cancellation of the Annual Free-Streets Event Is Part of a Broader City Plan to Decrease Spending and Increase Revenue, Aiming to Resolve a Projected $37 Million Shortfall by July 2028.
City HallThe City Council Voted 5-2 to Direct Staff to Refine a Long-Term Budget Adjustment Plan That Aims to Eliminate a Projected Structural Deficit by June 2028 Through Staff Reductions and Increased Fees.
City HallNew City Rules Require Expanded Public Notification and Conditional Use Permits for Facilities Handling Acutely Dangerous Chemicals.
City HallThe Proposed Measure Would Require New Owners of Certain Grocery Stores to Retain Existing Employees for 90 Days, Expanding on Current State Law.