Tustin and Laguna Beach are the latest to modify their ordinances.
Category: Laguna Beach
Posted inEconomy
Orange County Cities Continue Looking to Outdoor Dining During Pandemic
Laguna Beach recently joined a list of cities who have extended their outdoor dining program amid concerns on parking impacts to neighborhoods.
Posted inVisual Arts
Laguna Art Museum Returns with Ninth Annual ‘Art & Nature’
Tradition continues, but changes are happening at Orange County’s oldest and longest-running museum.
Posted inCOAST
Officials From Two OC Coastal Cities Join Growing Calls to Ban Offshore Oil Drilling
In the wake of the oil spill, city officials are looking to make sure it’s impacts on the economy and the environment are not repeated.
Posted inOutdoors
OC Coastal Cities Join Increasing Calls For Offshore Oil Drilling Bans
Huntington Beach and Laguna Beach City Councils will both consider resolutions calling for new bans on offshore drilling.
Posted inNorberto Santana, Jr.
Santana: State, Feds Kick Off Slew of Investigations Into OC Oil Spill
This week, a host of different state and federal officeholders are launching investigations and oversight hearings after last week’s oil spill off of OC’s coast. Could their action spur the next environmental movement?
Posted inEconomy
Laguna Beach Declines to Pursue Ban on Retail Sales of Tobacco, Vaping Products
The City Council voted 3-2 last week to end further consideration of a ban following a discussion.
Posted inAnne Marie Panoringan
Panoringan: Laguna Beach is Undergoing a Restaurant Renaissance
With eight new eateries, menu overhauls, a relocation and three additional concepts in the works, this coastal city best known for local artists is experiencing a restaurant revival.
Posted inEmergencies & Disasters
Orange County Supervisors Expected to Declare State Of Emergency In Coastline Oil Spill
Their vote follows emergency declarations from Gov. Gavin Newsom and the city of Huntington Beach.
Posted inHuntington Beach
Huntington Beach Officials Declare Oil Spill a State of Emergency
County officials are also expected to declare a state of emergency at Tuesday’s supervisors meeting. As of Monday evening, schools in the area planned to remain open.
