Museum of Make Believe invites art lovers to step into another world
A fresh, creative interpretation of the conventional art gallery is coming to Laguna Beach in early 2024.
The Museum of Make Believe, the brainchild of...
Public Invited to Oct. 3 Workshop on Fire Mitigation, Fuel Modification
The City of Laguna Beach invites the community to attend a Fuel Modification workshop on Thursday, Oct. 3, from 6-8 p.m. The workshop will...
Laguna Beach City Council wades into Three Arch Bay home design
The Laguna Beach City Council voted 3-2 Tuesday to overturn the Design Review Board's approval of a controversial second-story home addition in the Three...
Moorlach Talks Mental Health, State finances
Mental health and financial concerns were two serious topics Sen. John Moorlach discussed at a breakfast meeting this week, emphasizing the issues in between a few jokes and a mostly lighthearted speech.
Music Festival Mixes in Multi Media
By folding traditional chamber music with contemporary work, and performing arts with special sound effects, this year’s Laguna Beach Music Festival, Feb. 12-15, continues...
School Board Swiftly Names Replacement Principals
In a surprise development, Laguna Beach High School and Thurston Middle School will both undergo a change in leadership beginning next year as a...
Opening Doors for Cambodian Youth
Even as headlines depict Cambodian boys falling prey to traffickers luring them to virtual slave labor on Thai fishing boats, Laguna Beach resident Stan...
The Next Coffee Break Addresses Entitlement
Linda and Richard Eyre will speak about entitlement at next week's Coffee Break from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 20, at...
Personnel File 5/10/13
Marine Mammal Center Elects New Members
The Pacific Marine Mammal Center board elected Linda Wolcott to chair its executive team, consisting of Robb Mead, Nancy...
Taking Stock
Election Coming; What’s Next?
Stocks continue on track for their best August in 20 years. No major developments have taken place recently in the problems...
Student Lunches Get a Grilling
Twice a month students and staff at El Morro and Top of the World elementary schools can savor lunches freshly barbequed at their respective...
Surf and Sand Resort remodel gets mixed reviews ahead of Coastal Commission hearing
The California Coastal Commission will consider Surf and Sand Resort’s proposed disability access improvements and aesthetic upgrades, plus after-the-fact approval of a 2001 addition...
Laguna Beach parents want doors on restroom stalls, more shade at Moulton Meadows Park
A Laguna Beach parents coalition has lobbied city officials for a slate of upgrades to the aging restroom building at Moulton Meadows Park, including...
Finding Meaning
A Season for Fasting?
Willing to endure some discomfort to achieve a more meaningful life? If so, consider fasting. In the midst of plenty, try...
Rescued Sea Lion is Later Euthanized
An injured sea lion that had evaded rescuers in Dana Point Harbor since last week was successfully picked up Wednesday, Sept. 6, by the Pacific...