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Longtime practices by the Community Learning Center at Top of the World Elementary School and recently scrutinized by school administrators prompted discussion of the possible closure of the 34-year-old alternative school during this week’s school board meeting.

The Festival of Arts and Pageant of the Masters recently organized an exclusive appreciation reception for members of the Pageant Legacy Society. More than...

  The right to amplified music during the Cliff Restaurant's Music Matters weeknight concerts comes under the Laguna Beach Planning Commission's scrutiny Wednesday night when...

Laguna Beach recently released its end-of-the-year wrap-up of 2023 projects, initiatives, and services, which the city regards as accomplishments.  Marine Safety Operations in South Laguna:...

Officer James Michaud and Community Services Officer Niki Hernandez were honored as the police department’s 2014 employees of the year at the annual Police...

Old School Barbershop Provides Cuts and Camaraderie    Tyler Berryhill confesses to cheating on his regular barber while ensconced in a vintage chair at The Den,...

Honoring a Flock of Eagles Six young Laguna Beach residents recently received the Eagle Scout Award, Boy Scouts of America’s highest honor, at a ceremony...

Laguna Beach physician Robert M. Pettis entered not guilty pleas in Orange County Superior Court on Monday, Jan. 27, to felony charges stemming from...

A teenager fled to the safety of a neighbor’s house after encountering a burglar in her own home in the 800 block of S....

Roberto Uranga, a Democrat from Long Beach, has been appointed to the California Coastal Commission, effectively dashing hopes that Laguna's newest City Council member...

The Laguna Beach Historical Society hosts Kai Weisser Tuesday, Oct. 27, who with the Laguna Beach Lifeguard Association, is documenting the history of Laguna’s...

To keep up with classroom demand for more video content, the Laguna Beach Unified School District is working to upgrade its wireless internet technology this summer.

The South Coast Water District, which services South Laguna plans an incremental increase in water and sewer rates over the next five years that will add about $87 a year to the typical bill of a homeowner beginning July 1.

The PMMC of JSerra, a newly founded student club at JSerra Catholic High School committed to coastal conservation, has completed its first fundraiser supporting...

Reversing a city board’s approval to preserve a long-abandoned cottage in South Laguna, the City Council sided with the property owner, South Coast Water...