ACLU officials are reaching out to the City of Laguna Beach with a settlement proposal, in the form of an open letter, seeking to end a 2015 lawsuit filed on behalf of the city’s homeless living at the Laguna Beach Shelter.
Category: Laguna Beach
Laguna Beach City Manager to Get 5 Percent Raise
Laguna Beach City Council members are set to approve a five percent salary increase for city manager John Pietig.
DA Contract Sparks Concern at County; Lake Forest Could Regulate Vendors’ Politics
For This Week’s Civic Agenda, OC Supervisors welcome their newest member, shuffle around key commission appointments and look at a controversial DA contract that one supervisor says is an example of friends hiring friends. Meanwhile, Lake Forest could restrict political contributions from city vendors.
Emerald Bay Special District Months Late in Reporting Data
The tiny Emerald Bay Service District has yet to provide the state with employee compensation records required since the scandal in Bell.
New Hope and New Struggles in Treating Patients With AIDS
As treatment has evolved, the challenge now is to test more routinely, keep patients on their medicines and care for aging survivors.
Plastic Bag Bans Advance in Laguna Beach and Dana Point
Laguna Beach voted unanimously Tuesday night to adopt a ban,
while Dana Point has asked for changes and another vote in the
future.
Laguna Beach Gets $3 Million in Unexpected Revenue
The funds come via an improving economy, says the city manager.
The money will be spent on one-time purchases and allocations.
How to Succeed in Politics Without Really Trying
Registrar of voters is asking that incumbents who forgot to seek
re-election to several community service districts be
reappointed.


