Town Crier

Friday, October 28   Sawdust Art Festival art classes: 10 a.m-noon: fused glass w. Maggie Spencer; watercolor painting w. Michelle Lance; 2-4 p.m., water casting w....

The Challenge From 1984   The month of October may bring early Halloween chills from its role in stock market history. This month saw the big...

Arts School Survives Early Setbacks   A high school music teacher named Ralph Opacic founded the Orange County High School of the Arts (OCHSA) in 1987. ...

On October 10, 1911, the women of California went to sleep thinking that they had lost the vote just as they had in the...

You know fall has arrived for sure when Santa Ana winds suddenly blow in with hot air that lands on stage at the Forum Theater. Tourists are largely gone and the town celebrates with its unique "Roast of the Coast" which is perhaps, beyond the Pageant of the Masters, the truly quintessential Laguna cultural icon.

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!

Stretching for Good, Drive A Vampire Crazy; Give Blood, Marine Mammal Center Seeks New Director, Scouts Collecting Food, Drug Collection Day Set, Salve for Holiday Grieving, Gallery Party Supports Global Grins,

Victoia Ann Buzzo and Dennis Ekstrom

The Jason Feddy Band plus John Gardiner present “Shakespeare’s Fool”, songs and speeches from the plays of William Shakespeare on Monday, Oct. 24, an...

The Laguna Board of Realtors and Affiliates Charitable Assistance Fund will accept written grant applications for donations from its 2012 Laguna Beach fundraising events...

Thirty-two members of Cub Scout Pack 35 visited the Waste Management Recycling Center in Santa Ana recently to learn more about recycling Among the lessons...

Decisions Erode Village Character   The City Council had the opportunity to preserve our Laguna village character Tuesday.  These chances happen one at a time, in...

Let’s Make Progress By Michael Beanan Every day each of us contributes to a sewage system serving 232,000 residents from Emerald Bay and Laguna Beach to the...

Editor,   Have you ever sat motionless in Laguna traffic wondering where the guy in front of you is from? You might have thought if he...

Editor, It is very hard to imagine that a City Council that just supported a marine fisheries act that seeks to protect the ecology of...