Orange County will be removed from the official name of the Great Park in Irvine, a move that city leaders contend will better highlight Irvine’s operation and development of the 1,300-acre park.

Collage by Cliff Weber. It’s sunny and about 80 degrees out when I find a map for the Orange County Great Park. I’ve been walking around the massive Irvine landscape for the past 30 minutes ...

Here are many of the city- and community-sponsored events on tap, most of which are free or low-cost to attend.

IRVINE, Calif. (KABC) -- The Irvine City Council has voted to drop reference to Orange County in the name of Great Park. The 1,300 acre park lies within Irvine and is funded and operated by the city.

Orange County voters in 2002 passed Measure W, which called for a combination of an urban regional park and a variety of other uses at the site. The original proposal included 4,300 acres of open ...

A giant helium-filled orange balloon carrying 30 passengers 400 feet aloft at the old El Toro Marine Air Base, in Irvine, California, can be seen for miles from the flat Orange County landscape, in ...

The Orange Country Great Park Corporation recently released its Community Visioning Report, concluding Phase One of the process of soliciting public input on the controversial park’s facilities ...

Great Park Development. Clip | 5m 10s. David Nazar has the story of the alternative plan for Orange County's Great Park. Aired 09/26/2012 | Rating NR ...

Orange County Great Park is an ambition public project being developed upon the former Marine Corps Air Station, El Toro. It is in the first phase of development and currently encompasses 27.5 ...

In its Oct. 27 article, “Orange County’s planned Great Park a victim of hard times,” The Times paints a misleading picture by neglecting to provide adequate history and context. The truth is ...

Ken Smith, Orange County Great Park Design Studio Master Designer, presents the Preliminary Master Design of the Orange County Great Park to the Great Park Corporation Board of Directors.

The Orange County Great Park Plan will provide a wide array of active and passive uses, including a 2.5-mile canyon and 20-plus-acre lake, miles of walking and biking trails, a cultural terrace, ...