Rug Merchant Re-arrested, New Victims Come Forward
Laguna Beach police arrested the manager of a local rug store for the second time in three weeks on Wednesday, Sept. 14, for suspicion...
‘Savages’ Roar Heard All Over Town
Crowding the beaches with camera equipment and A-list actors, film maker Oliver Stone brought the set of his new film “Savages” to Laguna Beach...
Pet Parade Steals the Cat’s Meow
Laguna Board of Realtors hosted its most successful pet parade and chili cook off last Sunday, raising $18,000 for the 15th annual event that...
Laguna’s Mayor Avoids Traffic Collision
A driver whose foot-gear apparently became entangled in the accelerator pedal crashed head-on into a car parked downtown Tuesday afternoon just in front of...
‘Savages’ Prowl Across Main Beach
Crowding the beaches with camera equipment and A-list actors, film maker Oliver Stone brought the set of his new film “Savages” to Laguna Beach...
Bring Your Own; Plastic Bags on Their Way Out
Following the lead of Manhattan Beach, whose plastic bag ban was recently upheld by the state Supreme Court, the City Council Tuesday decided to...
Tending the Mishaps of Weekend Warriors and Others
Imagine having just hit the sand for that long awaited Laguna Beach vacation. The kids are in the water and then mayhem strikes. His...
Putting a Face to Human Trafficking
If a favorite cinnamon bagel has grown mold overnight, the once pristine car now has a dent in its bumper, and congestion has made...
Recapturing a Bond Forged by Tragedy
Laguna marks the 10th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks of 2001 with solemnity, patriotism and a search for wisdom.
The public is invited...
Open-Space Advocates Complete a First Hurdle
Supporters of an open space initiative believe they have collected more than enough signatures to qualify the measure for the next scheduled election, a...
SONGS Not so Sweet
Laguna meetings on safety of San Onofre Nuclear Plant
Since the meltdown of Japan’s Fukushima power plant in March and its undetermined health implications, the...
At Mid-Century, College Remains a Work in Progress
The Laguna College of Art and Design celebrates its 50th birthday on Thursday, Sept. 15, with a reception and faculty exhibition at Seven Degrees...
Laguna’s Chamber of Commerce Leader Resigns
Rose Hancock, executive director of the Laguna Beach Chamber of Commerce since 2005, resigned Sept. 1 to pursue her own event planning business, according...
Rollinger Plans Ahead, Seeks Re-election in 2012
City Council member Verna Rollinger plans to seek reelection in 2012, she announced last week, and set her first campaign fundraiser for Sunday, Sept....
Quiet Zone Tickets Fill City Coffers
Arguments over nightclub in neighborhood continue
Parking restrictions in the neighborhood around Mozambique Steakhouse at 1740 S. Coast Highway are here to stay.
Despite complaints from...