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Karger Returns to Campaigning

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After two west coast fundraisers, Laguna Beach resident and Republican presidential candidate Fred Karger returns to the campaign trail. Karger’s 12-day trip that will take...

Hunters Summoned to Target Coyotes

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Animal control officers and Laguna Woods city officials are turning to professional hunters to trap and shoot coyotes that ever more boldly have seized...

Ex-Angel Settles Insider Trading Charges

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Former Angels baseball player Doug DeCinces and three others were charged by the Securities and Exchange Commission with insider trading Thursday, Aug. 4, the...

Shortfalls Increase City Deficit

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Due to two shortfalls in anticipated revenue, the city’s operating budget deficit will increase to nearly $1 million, pressing the City Council to decide...

Former Police Chief Under Fire

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Former Laguna Beach police chief Michael Sellers is under fire for his failure to discuss how a homeless man died after a confrontation with...

Ruling Revives Call for Banning Plastic Bags

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BYOB Gets New Definition At most local grocery stores, customers who bring in their own bags are still the odd-man-out. But a decision by the...

Woman Injured in Coyote Attack

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Laguna Beach animal control officers continued to patrol Laguna Woods, tracking a pair of elusive, but aggressive coyotes that knocked over a resident while...

Water Quality Unchanged After Fireworks

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Ocean water sampling in Laguna Beach after the July 4 holiday, ordered as a result of regulations believed to be the first of their...

Rodin Chaser Assails LCAD’s Exhibit

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Florida printmaker and art dealer Gary Arseneau continues to earn his moniker “the Rodin chaser,” this time pursuing the record-setting Rodin exhibition at the...

Woman Injured in Coyote Attack

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A pair of roving coyotes, running loose in the Laguna Woods area, knocked over a resident and snatched her leashed pet Yorkie, Laguna Beach...

‘Quiet Zone’ Proves a Ticket Trap

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There’s just one thing about the new no-parking-at-night signs in the “quiet zone” near Mozambique Steakhouse, installed to appease residents’ unceasing complaints about noisy...

Diver’s Widow Spotlights Killer Blackouts

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  Michele Brislen, widow of free diver Andrew Brislen, wants to educate people about the danger of shallow water blackout, which led to her husband’s...

Sunken Ship Raises Opportunities

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A nonprofit group that has identified 10 sites to potentially establish artificial reefs off California’s coast received a preliminary go-ahead this week for the...

Heeding the Harvest, Chefs Vary What’s on the Table

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The recent news that Sorrento Grille’s executive chef Ryan Adams is taking over the restaurant, to be reopened as The Common Table: Kitchen+Drink come...

Lifeguards Honor Their Own

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 By Mitch Ridder, Special to the Independent   The Laguna Beach Lifeguard Association celebrated the contributions of five former lifeguards at a reunion last Saturday, July...