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Local non-profit R Star Foundationreports that over 55 organic greenhouses are now in place in the Nepalese villages hit by two earthquakes in 2015. The quakes caused extensive damage throughout the country, including the 48 villages in Nepal that the foundation has provided with...

Laguna Art Museum was honored by Arts Orange County with the Helena Modjeska Cultural Legacy Award in recognition of the museum’s 100-year legacy and lifetime contributions as Orange County’s oldest arts institution. “We’re especially delighted to receive this award named for the...

Laguna Playhouse presents “The Seafarer,” written by Conor McPherson and directed by Michael Matthews, through Sunday, Nov. 4. “I love the writing in this play so much and we are thrilled to be presenting it, especially at this time of year,” said Ellen Richards, Playhouse...

The annual Taste of Laguna event on Oct. 18, hosted by the Laguna Beach Chamber of Commerce, brought hundreds of foodies to the Festival of Arts grounds to enjoy a wide array of local dishes and spirits from more than 30 restaurants. Sapphire Culinary Group was the premiere...

More than 420 costumed players on 55 teams ducked, dived and dodged balls at Laguna Beach High School on Oct. 17 for SchoolPower’s ninth annual dodgeball tournament. The beloved event raised over $13,000 for SchoolPower, the parent volunteer-based nonprofit education foundation...

After addressing comments gleaned from two previous meetings about eliminating sewer odors at the “Glenneyre Dip,” the Water Quality Department will present the revised project to the Design Review Board on Thursday, Nov. 8.

A community safety event commemorating the 25th anniversary of the 1993 Laguna Beach Fire, which burned approximately 16,000 acres and destroyed or damaged over 400 homes in the city, will be held on Saturday, Oct. 27,

Some experts at the Newport Beach Chamber of Commerce’s annual Economic Forecast luncheon, held at the Balboa Bay Resort on Thursday, Oct. 11, think a recession is coming, but Orange County will escape much of the economic damage

Neighborhood Congregational Church is inviting the community to take part in the “Festival of Mosaics,” taking place in Laguna Beach throughout November. Participants will have the opportunity to affix tile chips and pieces to a wall on Glenneyre Street

Laguna Sergeant Graduates Supervisory Leadership Institute This week, Laguna Beach Police Department’s Sgt. Jim Cota graduated from the Sherman Block Supervisory Leadership Institute (SLI). SLI is an intensive leadership development program that is designed to stimulate personal...

Age Well Senior Services invites community members to purchase a ticket for a Laguna Beach senior to attend the Annual Age Well Seniors’ Prom fundraiser that benefits Meals on Wheels. Through their 10 senior centers, Age Well, located in Laguna Hills, is an Orange County...

Located on the third floor of the Wells Fargo building in Downtown Laguna Beach, the Festival of Arts presents “Top Ten” from Oct. 9 through Jan. 15. This exhibit is a multi-media show featuring the ten artists from the 2018 Festival of Arts Fine Art Show that received the...

A handful of opponents of the political action committee called Liberate Laguna was not deterred by the first rain of the season Oct. 13 from waving signs emblazoned with “Don’t Bulldoze Downtown!” and other slogans at Broadway Street and Acacia Drive.

If you have an hour or two a week to spare and would like to help a child learn, consider becoming a tutor for The Learning Club.

The Laguna Art Museum celebrated the art association’s 100th birthday with a Centennial Ball on Sept. 29 at the Festival of Arts grounds.