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When you choose mobile storage containers over traditional storage facilities, you get more space for less, plus the convenience of onsite, 24/7 access to your valuables. And if you can't keep a container at your location, we offer you the flexibility to store it at our place instead. Rest assured, our high-quality storage containers will keep your items safe from weather, pests and break-ins. When you need to rent, buy or modify mobile storage containers in Irvine, CA, look no further than Southwest Mobile Storage.
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Branch Location The City of Irvine and Innovation Baseball Partners (IBP) announced the launch of a new professional baseball franchise set to begin play in the summer of 2027. Operating in the Pioneer Baseball League (an MLB Partner League), the club plans to make its home in Irvine at the Great Park Baseball Stadium, anchoring the team in a community that perfectly blends diverse, family-first neighborhoods with a world-renowned culture of forward-thinking innovation.“A new era of professional baseball is heading to Orange County, bringing a ...
The City of Irvine and Innovation Baseball Partners (IBP) announced the launch of a new professional baseball franchise set to begin play in the summer of 2027. Operating in the Pioneer Baseball League (an MLB Partner League), the club plans to make its home in Irvine at the Great Park Baseball Stadium, anchoring the team in a community that perfectly blends diverse, family-first neighborhoods with a world-renowned culture of forward-thinking innovation.
“A new era of professional baseball is heading to Orange County, bringing a brand of world-class, family-friendly sports entertainment to one of the most vibrant regions in California, said Mayor Larry Agran. “And what better place to call home than the Great Park.”
With a growing population and a City identity forged around innovation and diverse cultures, Irvine is the perfect geographic and cultural epicenter for Orange County, making it highly accessible for families across the region. IBP will work with the City to build on the local pride already evident in the area.
Recognizing that Orange County communities deserve elite entertainment without the elite price tag, IBP is designing a premium ballpark experience from the ground up. By combining the high-caliber athleticism of an MLB Partner League team with high-end food, entertainment, and hospitality offerings, the club will deliver a top-tier professional sports experience at a price point that remains accessible to everyone.
“IBP is designing a premium ballpark experience from the ground up, and we couldn't be more excited to welcome them to the Great Park,” said Councilmember William Go, Chair of the Great Park Board. "This partnership will bring elite entertainment to our City without the elite price tag, tailored for the people who live here."
Central to this vision is a profound belief in the power of sports to bring diverse communities together. Taking a cue from the unparalleled passion and collective energy witnessed on global stages, the club is leveraging Irvine’s status as a premier innovation hub to introduce a revolutionary twist to the American ballpark.
"We've always believed the sports industry has gotten one thing wrong. It acts like fans have to choose between a premium experience and affordable prices. We think they deserve both," said Paul Freedman, Co-Founder of Innovation Baseball Partners. "Orange County is a community where baseball should thrive, and Great Park gives us the chance to build something special. If we do this right, people won't just come for the baseball. They'll come because it's one of the best ways to spend an evening with family and friends, and they'll be able to do it often."
Drawing rich inspiration from the legendary stadium cultures of Nippon Professional Baseball (NPB) in Japan and the Korea Baseball Organization (KBO) in South Korea, the club will celebrate Orange County’s unique cultural tapestry. Ballpark attendees can look forward to a highly interactive, joyful environment where elements like coordinated crowd participation, energetic fan entertainment, and a reinvented culinary menu featuring iconic Asian street foods and local craft beverages seamlessly blend with traditional stadium favorites.
Ensuring that this premium vision is backed by elite baseball execution is former World Series-winning manager Don Wakamatsu, who serves as the Senior Vice President of Baseball Operations for Innovation Baseball Partners. As the first Asian-American manager in MLB history, Wakamatsu brings a unique perspective to merging vibrant global sporting cultures with highly competitive professional play.
"Throughout my life in baseball, I’ve seen how the game has the power to bridge cultures, ignite passion, and bring diverse communities together for shared joy," said Don Wakamatsu, SVP of Baseball Operations for Innovation Baseball Partners. "We are thrilled to bring this innovative concept to California. Our goal is to capture the incredible energy of global fan culture and pair it with a high-caliber product on the field."
Learn more about the agreement between the City and IBP by viewing the City Council item and staff report. Further details regarding the team’s official branding, final venue agreements, and player signings will be released in the coming months. Fans can follow updates and join the priority ticket waitlist by visiting .
The City of Irvine expanded its trail network today with the opening of the Jeffrey Open Space Trail (JOST) Bicycle & Pedestrian Bridge, as elected officials, City staff, cyclists, and community members were the first to walk and ride onto the bridge following a ribbon-cutting ceremony.At nearly 1,200 feet long and 15 feet wide, it is the largest pedestrian and bicycle bridge in Irvine. It spans Walnut Avenue, the Jeffrey Road Park & Ride, and the I-5 Freeway. It also connects to the Jeffrey Open Space Trail and Cypress Villag...
The City of Irvine expanded its trail network today with the opening of the Jeffrey Open Space Trail (JOST) Bicycle & Pedestrian Bridge, as elected officials, City staff, cyclists, and community members were the first to walk and ride onto the bridge following a ribbon-cutting ceremony.
At nearly 1,200 feet long and 15 feet wide, it is the largest pedestrian and bicycle bridge in Irvine. It spans Walnut Avenue, the Jeffrey Road Park & Ride, and the I-5 Freeway. It also connects to the Jeffrey Open Space Trail and Cypress Village Trail to the north and the JOST extension to the south.
The bridge is part of a larger regional trail network that extends from the Pacific Ocean to the Santa Ana Mountains and Cleveland National Forest, providing greater access for people walking and biking throughout Irvine and beyond.
“The Jeffrey Open Space Trail Bicycle and Pedestrian Bridge marks an important milestone in Irvine’s long-term vision for a connected and sustainable community,” said Mayor Larry Agran. “At nearly 1,200 feet, the bridge completes a vital 5-mile corridor through the heart of our City, giving residents a safer, healthier, and more enjoyable way to walk, bike, and connect with their neighborhoods and our remarkable open spaces. This project reflects Irvine’s longstanding commitment to thoughtful planning, environmental stewardship, and creating a community designed around the well-being of the people who live here.”
The Jeffrey Open Space Trail opened in 2015 with 3.5 miles of meandering trails featuring art installations that highlight the history of the area. In March 2024, work began on the bridge and a trail extension aimed at filling a gap within the trail system. The trail has been extended from Walnut to Smoke Tree and will eventually reach Barranca Parkway.
The project was supported by $14.5 million in state funding secured by U.S. Representative Dave Min (CA-47) when he served as State Senator. Caltrans provided an additional $5,056,000 for the project.
The JOST bridge includes 2,400 linear feet of steel truss railing, 40 custom-designed decorative steel plate light poles, landscaping, and 300 linear feet of decorative concrete block walls featuring Italian Villa Stone Veneer.
To put its size into perspective, the bridge stretches more than three football fields in length, the equivalent of five Boeing 747s lined up, or four times the height of the Statue of Liberty.
California’s newest In-N-Out is officially serving up Double-Doubles, and fresh photos show burger fans are wasting no time christening the drive-thru.The newly minted outpost anchors The Canopy, a 12-acre, 90,000-square-foot outdoor shopping and dining hub taking shape at Irvine’s massive $1 billion Great Park. Clocking in at roughly 1,300 acres, the sprawling mega project dwarfs Manhattan’s 843-acre Central Park.New photos captured on opening day on Friday reveal the unmistakable energy of an In-N-Out debut....
California’s newest In-N-Out is officially serving up Double-Doubles, and fresh photos show burger fans are wasting no time christening the drive-thru.
The newly minted outpost anchors The Canopy, a 12-acre, 90,000-square-foot outdoor shopping and dining hub taking shape at Irvine’s massive $1 billion Great Park. Clocking in at roughly 1,300 acres, the sprawling mega project dwarfs Manhattan’s 843-acre Central Park.
New photos captured on opening day on Friday reveal the unmistakable energy of an In-N-Out debut.
The iconic red and white burger spot was buzzing with activity, with staffers in crisp white uniforms, red aprons and paper hats slinging wrapped burgers, and packing iconic red trays with fresh-cut fries for the first wave of hungry customers.
The 3,808-square-feet indoor dining room‘s 84 seats were quickly claimed, where mothers snapped pictures of kids perched on red swivel stools and teens took selfie’s enjoying that very first bite of a burger.
Employees were hustling between cars, taking orders as cars lined up at the drive-thru lane, which was designed to accommodate 33 vehicles. Outside, sun-soaked diners tore into their food on the 500-square-foot patio.
Operating hours will run from 10:30 a.m. to 1 a.m. Sunday through Thursday and until 1:30 a.m. Friday and Saturday — giving late-night burger fans plenty of time to get their Animal Style fix.
The burger mecca will be just one of the many big names headed to The Canopy, including Philz Coffee, The Taco Stand, H&H Bagels, SHOOTZ and Canadian Asian grocery giant T&T Supermarket, among others.
The Great Park also includes a gigantic new entertainment and recreation zone featuring two lakes with multiple cascading waterfalls, a Great Meadow, walking trails and even a farm.
Plans also call for a 10,000-seat amphitheater, called The Amp, and a 194-acre athletics hub packed with soccer fields, baseball and softball diamonds, volleyball courts and one of the region’s biggest soccer stadiums.
Elsewhere, developers are building what is being called the “Cultural Terrace,” a massive arts and museum district that will include the Flying Leatherneck Aviation Museum, the Asian American History Museum, a Pretend City Children’s Museum and other exhibit spaces housed partially in restored military hangars.
The park’s northern section will feature a sprawling botanical garden with trails, dry creeks, maze gardens, arboretums and themed spaces. A Veterans Memorial park and Garden is also planned, preserving portions of the old military tarmac as a 1,100-foot-long “Walk of Honor” dedicated to Orange County veterans.
Irvine is getting a fresh Double-Double — and the wait is finally over.In-N-Out is opening its eagerly awaited drive-thru in Irvine Friday, Sept. 4, bringing its burgers, fries and famously devoted following to the massive Great Park development.The new restaurant at 7900 Great Park Blvd. is part of the first phase of The Canopy, a 12-acre shopping and dining center rising in the heart of the sprawling Great Park Neighborhoods.And if the burger crowds get hungry, there’s plenty of room to pack them in....
Irvine is getting a fresh Double-Double — and the wait is finally over.
In-N-Out is opening its eagerly awaited drive-thru in Irvine Friday, Sept. 4, bringing its burgers, fries and famously devoted following to the massive Great Park development.
The new restaurant at 7900 Great Park Blvd. is part of the first phase of The Canopy, a 12-acre shopping and dining center rising in the heart of the sprawling Great Park Neighborhoods.
And if the burger crowds get hungry, there’s plenty of room to pack them in.
The 3,860-square-foot restaurant will seat 84 customers inside, with another 36 spots on the outdoor patio, according to In-N-Out. The drive-thru can accommodate 33 vehicles.
Hours will run from 10:30 a.m. to 1 a.m. Sunday through Thursday and until 1:30 a.m. Friday and Saturday — giving late-night burger fans plenty of time to get their Animal Style fix.
The Irvine location is the chain’s 443rd.
It also marks a homecoming of sorts for the burger giant, which is headquartered in Irvine but has deep Southern California roots. In-N-Out has previously said it plans to eventually move its headquarters back to Baldwin Park, where the company was founded, while establishing an eastern headquarters in suburban Nashville.
The new restaurant is landing in a development that is itself a California-sized undertaking.
Great Park is being transformed on the former site of Marine Corps Air Station El Toro into a roughly 1,300-acre recreational and entertainment hub — a footprint larger than New York City’s famed Central Park.
The ambitious $1 billion project is planned to include lakes, trails, museums, sports facilities, shopping, restaurants and an amphitheater, among other attractions.
The Canopy is designed to be a walkable, all-day destination, with In-N-Out serving as one of its marquee tenants. Other announced tenants include Canadian Asian grocery giant T&T Supermarket, along with Philz Coffee and H&H Bagels.
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