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Nine candidates for seats on the Laguna Beach City Council answered questions about the arts during a Sept. 26 forum hosted by the Laguna Beach Arts Alliance.
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Huntington Harbour was the scene on Sept. 23 and again on Sept. 20, of the destruction of boats by fire. Both incidents occurred at around 1 p.m. on a Wednesday; a total of 3 vessels were destroyed.
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A letter to the editor from nine former mayors of Newport Beach outlines several reasons they consider there needs to be change of councilmembers on the dais this year.
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Senior pin hitter Finley Dorst had 16 kills to lead the host Breakers to a 25-9, 25-10, 16-25, 25-13 win over the Tritons on Thursday in a Pacific Hills League match.
The 28th annual Laguna Plein Air Painters Assn. Invitational brings 30 plein air artists from across the country to Laguna Beach. The event takes place from Oct. 3-11.
Day one of the Pacific Airshow featured abundant sunshine and the return of military planes.
The city celebrated the 75th birthday of the Main Street Library on Wednesday as part of the larger cultural hub launch at Triangle Park.
The Breakers earn a 28-14 win over the host Warriors on Thursday, despite losing quarterback Jack Hurst and running back Charlie Christian to injury early in the game.
Laguna Beach will conduct further sound study at concerts during the Coast Film & Music Festival. The City Council also adopted a resolution to assess a $5 ticket fee for events not programmed by the Festival of Arts.
The nonprofit was founded by a retired professional ballerina who is also a two-time breast cancer survivor. It’s a gentle adaptation of classical ballet that’s transforming cancer recovery and community support.
The new dining destination connected to Tiffany & Co. store from chef Daniel Boulud serves brunch, lunch and offers afternoon tea service
Ashleigh Aitken, according to aide’s formal allegations, looked through former city manager’s belongings and photographed his medical prescription bottles. She also allegedly made inappropriate comments about aide’s faith, race and sexuality.
No Square Theatre has introduced audience talkback sessions for three of its performances of Lagunatics, the musical parody that annually makes light of issues driving discussion in Laguna Beach.
Environmental and labor groups gathered Thursday to demand the coffee giant stop misleading the public about its plastic cup recycling. They were not allowed inside to deliver a 14,000-signature petition.
New campaign disclosure forms detail council candidate fundraising totals through Sept. 19, which are the first reports after the filing deadline to run.
