Police Announce Personnel Changes
After more than 34 years of service, Sergeant Robert Rahaeuser retired on May 25.
For years, he led the police department’s investigations team and successfully...
Playwright’s Works Find an Untraditional Venue
Sitting at a little desk, a young woman peers expectantly into the distance. Wearing pink cat’s-eye glasses, she mutters, “Yenta Nudel, at your service,”...
ECW Summer Concert Series helps to drive local charities forward
The Episcopal Church Women (ECW) have awarded grants to Creative Identity, Friendship Shelter, Laguna Beach Children’s Chorus, Laguna Beach Community Clinic, Laguna Beach Food...
Town Crier: Shakespeare series at the Susi Q
CeCe Sloan, arts programmer, will moderate five wonderful sessions at the Susi Q this fall that discuss the relevance of William Shakespeare’s work in...
Prepping for the Fourth
To accommodate the anticipated influx of fireworks’ spectators and beach-goers on Saturday, July 4, Laguna Beach is stepping up staffing of lifeguards and traffic...
Music Fest Receives Prestige Grant
The Laguna Beach Live! will receive a $10,000 grant towards its annual music festival, one of 863 awards made by the National Endowment for...
City Sets Top Priorities for 2019
Community development and wildfire protection are two areas the Laguna Beach City Council identified as its top legislative priorities in 2019 during a five-hour workshop on Saturday, Feb. 9 with city administrators.
Indy on Arts
Friday, June 26
Sawdust Art Festival, 10 a.m.-10 p.m. daily, 935 Laguna Canyon Rd., $8.50. Thru 8/30.
Art a Fair, 10 a.m.-10 p.m. weekends, 9 p.m....
Firefighters Retire a Relic, But Seek Fresh Recruits
By Donna Furey | LB Indy
It was a historically significant moment for David Skarman, senior resident officer at Emerald Bay’s fire station, when the...
El Morro Student Makes Waves for Ocean Conservation
El Morro Elementary student Alia Marriner spends a lot of time in the water. The fifth grader is part of her school's water polo...
Group Helps Smooth a Rough Road
By Donna Furey | LB Indy
Finding a way forward after the loss of a loved one can be frightening and painful. When Sandra Montag...
Good News and Bad News at Annual Economic Forecast
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
LCAD Offers First Step on the Path to a Dream
The post-baccalaureate program at Laguna College of Art and Design, which is in its 10th year, has served as a route to dream careers, second careers, and in the case of Liz Espinoza-Nguyen, even the creation of a nonprofit organization.
Look Who’s Behind the Wheel
By Loreen Berlin, Special to the Indy
Even though Remona Carpenter lives in Cypress, she's forged a close bond with many of Laguna Beach's Sawdust...
Limelight Shines on Magician of Color and Light
The Laguna Art Museum presents its third California Art Award to Light and Space artist Peter Alexander on Saturday, Sept. 27, at a reception.
Art...