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Enjoy a free discussion on Saturday, Nov. 10 from 12-1 p.m. with some of the artists participating in CAP’s “Naturescape,” and see who has won the Peoples’ Choice award and two other awards. This event will be moderated by Jonathan Burke, President of Laguna College of Art +...

Laguna Beach High School Cheer’s annual cheer clinic on Oct. 13 was a big success, according to event organizers. On Day 1 of the clinic, kids learned chants, cheers, a dance, played games and tie-dyed T-shirts. On the second day of the clinic, kids wore their tie-dyed shirts,...

Elizabeth Turk’s “Shoreline Project”was specially commissioned by Laguna Art Museum for its Art & Nature festival, which ran from Nov. 1-4.

Laguna Beach Police Department has been awarded a $115,000 grant from the California Office of Traffic Safety (OTS) for a year-long enforcement and public awareness program.

Sponsored by the City of Laguna Beach and Waste Management, the this month’s food drive benefits the Laguna Food Pantry, which provides free, fresh groceries to more than 300 local families in need each week.

The Laguna Playhouse will begin breaking ground on its renovation of the historic Moulton Theatre, built 50 years ago, on Monday, Nov. 5, with a ceremony at 4 p.m. After months of design and getting the project approved by the city, the renovation, which will take approximately...

The purpose of the 11th annual National Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Month, proclaimed by the city council and organized by the Housing and Human Services committee, is to enhance community awareness of the issue in society, our own hungry and homeless in Laguna Beach, and...

With less than a week to go before the Nov. 6 election, candidates for Laguna Beach City Council continue to see contributions enter their campaigns’ war chests, but one local political action committee stands out because it’s invested more than $150,000 in supporting and...

By Daniel Langhorne, Special to the Independent Laguna Beach voters will head to the polls Tuesday to decide the fate of Measure P, a one percent sales tax hike billed by city hall leaders as a necessary step to put dangerous utility lines underground, and by opponents as a money...

The literary laureates have announced two writing workshops open to all in November. The Nuts and Bolts of Novel Writing will be taught by Suzanne Readfearn on Friday, Nov. 16, from 9 a.m. to noon, and Writing for Television or Movies with Aric Avelino will be held on Friday,...

In celebration of the 50th Anniversary of The Beatles “White Album,” Pacific Edge Gallery presents an exhibition of photos, lyrics and artworks of John Lennon, primarily related to the creation of the “White Album.” The show will be on display for one week...

Laguna College of Art and Design students will join California artist Elizabeth Turk in co-curating and installing “The Shoreline Project” at LCAD Gallery, 374 Ocean Avenue, opening Nov. 1. An artist’s reception with Turk will take place at 4 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 1. The exhibition...

SCWD Names Shintaku General Manager Coast Water District Board of Directors is pleased to announce the appointment of Rick Shintaku as the District’s General Manager. South Coast Water District serves nearly 40,000 residents and over 2 million visitors a year in Dana Point,...

The Laguna Beach Chapter of Lion’s Heart Teen Service Group—Girls Class of 2019 is collecting unwanted Halloween candy to donate to Operation Gratitude from Nov. 1-9. Collection bins are at the Laguna Beach Library. Operation Gratitude sends over 200,000 care packages...