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After addressing comments gleaned from two previous meetings about eliminating sewer odors at the “Glenneyre Dip,” the Water Quality Department will present the revised project to the Design Review Board on Thursday, Nov. 8.

A community safety event commemorating the 25th anniversary of the 1993 Laguna Beach Fire, which burned approximately 16,000 acres and destroyed or damaged over 400 homes in the city, will be held on Saturday, Oct. 27,

Fascinating, in a word, describes the life of art curator Molly Barnes.

Some experts at the Newport Beach Chamber of Commerce’s annual Economic Forecast luncheon, held at the Balboa Bay Resort on Thursday, Oct. 11, think a recession is coming, but Orange County will escape much of the economic damage

Neighborhood Congregational Church is inviting the community to take part in the “Festival of Mosaics,” taking place in Laguna Beach throughout November. Participants will have the opportunity to affix tile chips and pieces to a wall on Glenneyre Street

If you have an hour or two a week to spare and would like to help a child learn, consider becoming a tutor for The Learning Club.

The Laguna Art Museum celebrated the art association’s 100th birthday with a Centennial Ball on Sept. 29 at the Festival of Arts grounds.

During the month of October, Laguna Beach Firefighters are showing their support for Cancer Prevention Month by wearing blue and pink T-shirts.

By Amy Orr | LB Indy Last week, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Torlakson announced the findings of the California Assessment of Student Performance and Progress (CAASPP). At the end of the 2017-18 school year, more than three million California youngsters in...

Opponents and supporters of the ballot measure proposing to raise Laguna Beach’s sales tax by 1 percent to pay for moving utility lines underground in Laguna Canyon and other emergency access routes, known as Measure P, fiercely argued their sides of the issue during an Oct. 4...

Affordable senior housing, assisted-living centers, and public transportation were among the topics debated by 10 candidates for Laguna Beach City Council at an Oct. 8 candidate forum dedicated to seniors at the Suzi Q Center.

El Morro Elementary School will be holding its 66th annual Boo Blast community event on-site at the school on Oct. 26 from 2:30-7:30 p.m. The Boo Blast is a cherished community event, highly anticipated and attended by families of all ages who live in Laguna Beach and the...

“And the Golden Foodie award goes to…”

Wellness entrepreneur to speak about benefits of slowing down By Rita Robinson, Special to the Independent Yvonne Tally was doing what she does most mornings—putting on her makeup. She was about to walk out the door to do what she normally does, teach Pilates, wellness and...

Elizabeth Turk hopes that  “Shoreline Project” will live on after its Saturday, Nov. 3 debut, as a shared memory in the heart of the Laguna community. “Shoreline Project” will be the central spectacle of Laguna Art Museum’s sixth annual Art & Nature series taking place from...