After Laguna Nigeul’s mayor abruptly resigned, the council changed rules governing how items get put on the agenda.
Category: Laguna Niguel
Laguna Niguel is home to about 65,000 people. We cover the City Council’s votes, its budget, development and energy projects.
Posted inLaguna Niguel
Laguna Niguel’s Mayor Abruptly Resigns
Mayor Sandy Rains resignation comes less than a week after two of her colleagues publicly called for a debate on her removal from the mayoral position.
Posted inSafety, Security & Justice
City Officials Across Orange County Are Taking a Stand Against Iran’s Violent Regime
City council members in 13 OC cities have declared support of the Iranian American community as protests against the government and its morality police continue in Iran.
Posted inEmergencies & Disasters
Laguna Niguel City Council Approves Controversial Condo Project Below Former Landslide
After nearly a decade in development, the project is moving forward, with residents still dissatisfied on how safe it is to build on the site of a landslide.
Posted inEmergencies & Disasters
Laguna Niguel City Council to Consider Development on Former Landslide Site
While the project has been in the works for nearly a decade, council members are set to meet on Dec. 5 to consider approving new condos at a site where previous ones were crushed.
Posted inCollegiate News Service
Laguna Niguel Voters Are Picking Their City Council. What Do The Candidates Say?
Candidates share views on public safety, fentanyl poisoning, support for small businesses.
Posted inCosta Mesa
Voters in Costa Mesa, Irvine, Dana Point and Much of South OC Are Picking a New County Rep. What Do the Candidates Say?
We asked the candidates key questions about transparency, coastal erosion, toll roads and human rights. One responded.
Posted inLaguna Niguel
New Condos in Laguna Niguel Near 1998 Landslide Triggers Hard Debate Over the Hills
Developer and city officials point to studies of the land saying it’s safe to build. Residents aren’t convinced.
Posted inEmergencies & Disasters
County Emergency Agencies Fail Residents When It Comes To Disaster Warnings, OC Cities Pick Up The Slack
While county agencies struggle to send out timely messages to residents on what to do and where to go, cities like Laguna Beach excel.
Posted inPolitics & Elections
Voters in Costa Mesa, Irvine, Dana Point and Much of South County Are Picking a New County Rep. What Do the Candidates Say?
Here’s how the candidates answered key questions about what they’d do about challenges like homelessness, housing affordability and open space.
