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Laguna Beach Expands Trolley & Free Ride Sharing Services
Laguna Beach officials are moving forward with expanding both trolley services and a free eco-friendly ride sharing service.
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Laguna Beach Spills More Sewage Into Ocean Than Anywhere Else in OC
The city has spilled more than 2.7 million gallons of sewage since 2007. The city recently made a series of investments to overhaul its sewage system, raising residents’ rates along with it.
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Laguna Beach Keeps Hostile Workplace Investigation Secret
Former City Manager Shohreh Dupuis had made allegations against council member George Weiss earlier this year before the city paid her a settlement. Residents won’t get to see exactly what investigators found.
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Laguna Beach to Take a New Look at Affordable Housing for Artists
While the city has studied the issue multiple times over the past few years, city council members say they’re committed to making something happen this time.
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Laguna Beach Officials Refuse to Publish City Council Agendas Earlier
While the Laguna Beach city manager said she doesn’t have enough staff to publish city council agendas sooner, residents are calling for increased transparency in the city.
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OC District Attorney Says Laguna Beach City Council Violated Brown Act
The district’s attorney is calling on the city to implement safeguards to their closed session meetings or face further action.
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Laguna Beach City Council Censures Another Colleague
Councilman George Weiss said he gave details on a hotel renovation to a resident who’s appealing parts of the project, but Weiss said the item was improperly discussed in secret.
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Laguna Beach to Examine Gradually Switching to Electric Vehicle Fleet
The city may be the first in Orange County to gradually transition its motor pool to zero emission city owned vehicles.
