Advertisement
Latest Headlines
A Laguna Beach man accused of paying body brokers to scout the country for patients for his sober-living home pleaded not guilty Friday to insurance fraud charges related to a scheme that prosecutors say extracted $3.2 million from medical insurance companies.
-
Christa Johnson, an assistant city manager in Laguna Beach since 2011, has been hired as the next city manager of Del Mar in San Diego County. Her first day on the job will be Feb. 12. -
Existing city codes stipulate that neither a candidate for local elected office nor a candidate’s controlled campaign committee can accept contributions totaling more than $360 from any one party in a given election cycle.
More
-
Political news from the Daily Pilot.
-
-
Starting Wednesday, the California Department of Transportation will begin slope stabilization work on Laguna Canyon Road. Construction is expected to continue for about four to six weeks.
-
The open casting call for this summer’s Pageant of the Masters in Laguna Beach began Friday night and continues through the weekend at the Festival of Arts grounds.
-
Fernando Ramirez, 23, of San Clemente was convicted in October of running up behind an African American employee and sucker-punching him inside the Broadway Street grocery store June 15.
-
Groups in Huntington Beach, Laguna Beach and elsewhere in Orange County joined in coordinated nationwide demonstrations Thursday urging restraint in the wake of military strikes.
-
The 1.4-million-gallon spill, which began at about 11:30 a.m. Nov. 27 about 3,600 feet from Coast Highway, was caused by a corroded valve, officials say.
-
News and events briefs from the Daily Pilot.
-
In August, the Southern California Assn. of Governments determined Laguna Beach needed to find room for 55 homes. By November, that figure had jumped to 390.
-
Though the overall library site is composed of four land parcels, the city would have to pay only the fair market value for the one parcel paid for by Orange County, as well as any improvements.
-
Tom Fruin’s brightly colored new temporary art installation at Laguna Beach City Hall was revealed at a ceremony Monday evening.
-
A 1½-year-old female sea lion found last month at the Wedge at Newport Beach with two gunshot wounds, likely from a pellet rifle, was humanely euthanized Dec. 22 after treatment couldn’t save her, the Pacific Marine Mammal Center said Tuesday.
Advertisement
Advertisement