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ICNV The Most Read News Publication in Irvine

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Irvine Community News & Views (ICNV) has become Irvine's most read news publication, with over 70,000 followers on Facebook. The organization focuses on delivering concise summaries of City Council meetings, allowing residents to stay informed without dedicating hours to lengthy sessions. With tens of thousands reading their twice-weekly emails, ICNV covers both major news and local events, ensuring community engagement. The publication also emphasizes the achievements of Irvine's youth, particularly students involved in projects that benefit the community. This focus on local voices and stories enhances its credibility and relevance.

ICNV acknowledges the trust residents place in their reporting and aims to maintain high standards in journalism. With a decade of service, ICNV continues to adapt to the needs of its audience. This commitment to quality local news is vital for fostering informed citizen engagement in Irvine.

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