Town Crier

Editor, How lovely to drive along the Coast Highway, rays of sun painting the waves, shimmering, the white crests pounding onto the sand. If you...

It sure was a dank Monday here at the beach, but there was bright sunshine all day at Top of the World. As long as you were above about 500 feet the skies were good to go. That’s how condensed the marine layer was today. Sure it was cold and clammy at the beach, but it’s O.K because like the old saying goes, the worst day in Laguna is 40,000 times better than the best day in Pomona!

The Shell Game And The Shale Game Stocks face two obstacles, both stemming from Washington. The first is the pending forced array of arbitrary spending...

Editor, Is the city of Laguna Beach looking to become the number one destination for homeless people in Orange County? I am compassionate and want...

Mary Johnston shops frequently at the Laguna Beach Assistance League Thrift Shop at 526 Glenneyre St. Recently, she declined to accept sale pricing on the...

Editor, Criminalizing homelessness by harassing, arresting or jailing the poor because they have nowhere else to go but the street should sicken all of us. If...

Wave of Volunteers Sweeps Beaches Clean The Clean Water Now! Coalition will be conducting its quarterly summer beach cleanup Saturday, June 18, at Aliso Creek...

A memorial celebration for longtime resident Elinor Van’t Hoog will be held Monday, Aug. 20, at Laguna Beach’s Marine Room Tavern. Van’t Hoog died July...

Honoring a Legacy of Good Works Local resident and event organizer extraordinaire Sande St. John will receive the 2013 Laguna Beach Senior Legacy Award at...

Laguna Public Art in the Anthropocene “Ben, I just want to say one word to you. . . . Plastics!” exclaimed Mr. McGuire. The setting...

Jeopardy-Taping Excursion A day excursion starting at 9:45 a.m. Tuesday, March 22, to join the studio audience for two episodes of “Jeopardy.” Lunch on your...

  Karen Mauro, president of Laguna Beach’s Assistance League, displays a City Council proclamation in honor of 50 years of volunteering and community service.

Editor, This is in reference to the April 8 article in the Indy, entitled “Open Space Prevails At Big Bend.” The cute little early 1920s one-bedroom...

By Annlia Hill The ocean was a way of life for the Alley Kids ‒ on boards and in boats. In the 1930s, they discovered sandsliding...

Editor, What’s up with the Park Plaza? Other recent controversies have been baby eating coyotes, kamikaze skate boarders, a $50 million parking garage, ever growing trees, the forever...