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Downtown merchants are invited to join a send-off retirement party Saturday, June 24, for longtime UPS driver Jesse Kolling, who is turning in his brown uniform after 28 years making deliveries in Laguna Beach. The White House restaurant hosts the reception with cake, appetizers...

Members of the South Laguna Community Garden Park invite the community to a Country Fair on Sunday, June 25, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., at the corner of Eagle Rock Way and Coast Highway. The Country Fair will feature local crafters who specialize in handmade arts, prizes donated by...

The city’s Community Services Department will relocate staff offices to the Laguna Beach Community and Susi Q Center at 380 3rd St. on Monday, June 12. This includes staff who administer wedding, film and alcohol permits; recreation activities; Hortense Miller Garden tours; bus...

  Local Mike Sweeney and best friend Tracy Stice intend to retrace their 575-mile bike route between San Francisco and Los Angeles next week to support the AIDS Lifecycle Fundraiser. The friends completed the seven-day bike-a-thon 10 years ago and return to the saddle June...

City Treasurer Laura Parisi announced that the city’s investment policy received the excellence award from the National Association of Public Treasurers. A team of reviewers from the association’s investment policy committee reviewed the city’s policy and determined it met its...

  The first annual Hobie Alter Memorial 3-Club Barefoot Golf Tournament will take place at 1 p.m. Monday, May 22, at The Ranch at Laguna Beach. Proceeds will benefit The Hobie Memorial planned for Dana Point. A sculpture depicting Alter leaning from a Hobie cat sailboat is...

John H. Cox, the Republican candidate for governor of California, speaks to Laguna Beach Republicans at 6 p.m. Tuesday, May 16, at the Woman’s club, 286 St. Anne’s Dr. In addition to running for governor, Cox is sponsoring an initiative modeled after the legislative process of...

Laguna Beach Historical Society presents a free talk about the St. Clair Family’s influence on Laguna’s art, film, and architecture Wednesday, May 10, as part of the city’s Heritage Month activities. One of St. Clair’s best-known buildings, 222 Ocean Ave., now...

In a push to halt bike and pedestrian fatalities, police invite the public to attend the free Bike Rodeo & Road Safety Expo and to test out their safety skills on a bike obstacle course. The 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. event Sunday, April 30, takes place in the parking lot next to City...

Laguna Beach Cub Scout Pack 35, for boys in kindergarten through fifth grade, invites prospective members to join their pack at an open house featuring a live magic show on Tuesday, April 25, at 6:30 p.m. at Laguna Presbyterian Church, 415 Forest Ave. Cub Scout activities include...

Business Club Hosts Dance Director Joy Dittberner, executive director of the Laguna Dance Festival, will be guest speaker at the Laguna Beach Business Club’s Thursday, April 20, breakfast meeting. She will describe the history of the foundation, its productions past and present...

Nine gardens will be featured in the annual Gate & Garden Tour from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. on May 5, a Laguna Beach Garden Club statement says. Taking place on Cinco de Mayo, participants can look forward to refreshments of tacos, margaritas, wine and beer as well as agave plants...

Naturalist and author Allan Schoenherr discusses his work, “Wild and Beautiful: A Natural History of Open Spaces in Orange County” at the Laguna Canyon Conservancy dinner Monday, April 3. The public is welcome to join the presentation by the local outdoorsman, who has...

The 11th annual Panhe, a daylong Native American gathering that celebrates protection and preservation, starts up at 10 a.m. Sunday, March 26 at the San Mateo campground on San Onofre State Beach. Panhe is the 9,000 year old historic village of the indigenous Acjachemen o...

Aubrey St. Clair, the prolific architect responsible for many government buildings and private homes in Laguna Beach designed in the Mediterranean colonial style, is the subject of a talk by architectural historian Ted Wells on Saturday, March 18. A prix fix menu will be served...