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Stand Up People This past July 16, the filing window opened for candidates to submit papers to run for seats on the city council and...

Editor, On June 29 I attended an open meeting to review the landscaping plan recently developed by city staff covering Broadway, Forest, etc. About 99 percent...

Laguna Beach residents and community leaders came armed with plenty of questions at this past Wednesday’s hearing over Caltrans’ plans to improve traffic safety and reduce flooding along Laguna Canyon Road.

From One World to Another Last Saturday we pulled into Shady Lane RV Camp just north of Barstow looking for the road to Fort Irwin. This...

Slip Sliding Away The notion that our small town civic leaders would need the services of consultants and professional pollsters, costing hundreds of thousands of...

An Infrequent Appearance So many seasons had come and gone since I was able to look down from my deck and see the goat herd...

Notable Passings in 2017

Fire Risk Eclipses All City Priorities In the aftermath of what may have been California’s worst fire season, I have decided what I want most...

Editor, Is it just me that thinks the city has favored the commercial property interests over the resident homeowners? Is it just me that thinks closing...

Erosion occurring at the city’s newly acquired 12.8 acres at 1199 Lewellyn Drive constitutes an “immediate threat to adjacent properties,” prompting city officials to authorize emergency contracts for nearly $700,000 to remedy the situation.

Laguna Beach police and other law enforcement agencies deployed to Main Beach on Sunday, Sept. 24, a precautionary measure due to uncertainty over whether...

Johnny Benitez, of Lake Forest, who organized last month’s demonstration by the anti-illegal immigration group America First, informed local police last week he had cancelled another rally in Laguna Beach set for Sept. 24.

Laguna Beach will buy 12.8 acres of hillside property in Laguna Canyon for $1.3 million to resolve a lawsuit by the property owner over the city’s development conditions.

A new involuntary historic preservation ordinance would create for us a financial disaster. After a lifetime of voluntarily preserving a 1927 cottage, an involuntary ordinance would...

Art Rightly Stole the Show If the Festival of Arts’ ribbon cutting and preview party was meant to be a celebration of our artists and...