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Making good on growth plans outlined in 2011, Mission Hospital Laguna Beach will begin a $15 million seismic retrofitting project next week to bring...

By Loreen Berlin - Special to the Independent Local artists currently exhibiting their specialties in the Festival of Arts also applied their talent to other...

Sundried Tomato American Bistro and Catering will close the smallest of its three south-county restaurants, located in Laguna Beach, and refocus on its San Clemente...

By Barbara McMurray, Special to the Independent When Sally’s Fund executive director Rachael Berger looked ahead to a busy summer of delivering weekly meals to...

Five-Sport Sweep is a School First Laguna experienced a first in their sports history as all five winter squads qualified for post-season play, hosted their...

Andrew Owens was recently forced to cut back on his household expenses with inflation at a 40-year high and soaring gas prices. A father of...

A man shot by Laguna Beach police officers following a March vehicle pursuit has filed a claim alleging negligent use of potentially deadly force. Tobiah...

Diving 50 feet to the ocean floor off Laguna Beach’s coast was like landing on a desolate, evacuated planet.  There was no sign of...

Artists and churches in Laguna Beach both strive to find an audience. Some have been collaborating to their mutual benefit. Others are hoping to.

Eleven Laguna Beach High School (LBHS) student-athletes participated in National Signing Day Nov. 9, officially committing to an NCAA Division I or Division II...

A dent about the circumference of a baseball mars the shiny sphere forcefully separated from the welded base of a Sept. 11 memorial in Laguna Beach. It is the third act of vandalism to befall the work, installed in Heisler Park on Sept. 11, 2012, 10 years after terrorists launched an attack with planes on U.S. soil.

By Christopher Trela | NB Indy On Saturday, Aug. 27, the Festival of Arts and Pageant of the Masters held its glamorous end-of-summer soirée, a...

The Laguna Beach Planning Commission on Wednesday sent the developer of the proposed 118-room Museum Hotel back to the drawing board, saying the project should meet all requirements of the General Plan.

A professional urban design team will soon take a role in shaping Laguna Beach’s development policies in downtown and along Laguna Canyon. Which one isn’t...

A heard of about 200 goats enjoyed a $4 million ocean view off Loretta Drive this week as they munched on dry grass and brush.