The City of Laguna Beach is pleased to announce that registration is now open for the 2021 Junior Lifeguard Program.
In what Peter Blake referred to as a "kangaroo court," three city councilmembers voted for censure after over a year of public complaints.
The $2M program will be funded 100% by visitors through the City’s Parking Fund and Measure LL Transient Occupancy Tax revenues.
The City Council has sole responsibility of appointing a City Manager, and anticipates to select a candidate for City Manager in May.
On Tuesday, the Laguna Beach City Council reviews applications for three opening positions on the committee, two incumbents & one newcomer.
The City of Laguna Beach reached a settlement with the San Diego Regional Water Quality Control Board related to a 2019 wastewater spill.
The Laguna Beach City Council aims to ensure a strong applicant pool of qualified internal and external candidates for the position.
Assistant City Manager Shohreh Dupuis is throwing her hat in the ring to be Laguna Beach's first woman city manager.
After 20 years of service to the City of Laguna Beach, City Manager John Pietig is announcing he will retire in June.
New Laguna Beach City Councilmember George Weiss and city clerk Ann Marie McKay were sworn in at city council chambers, Tuesday.
Steve Dicterow, 66, has served Laguna Beach residents for five terms, "the greatest honor" of his life.
A Laguna man complained the billionaire next door blocked his view with a huge sculpture, then, a sonic attack of "Gilligan's Island" began.
Rouda said: "Toxicity in American politics" threatens the democracy that sets us apart from the rest of the world. "That has to change."
Young Kim and Michelle Steel remain ahead in the race for the 39th and the 48th Congressional districts.
Republicans aim to regain lost ground in Orange County in two races, where ballots are still being counted.
Laguna Beach Unified School District Governing Board had two seats up for grabs, here is how Laguna Beach voted.
Laguna Beach Patch's live roundup of Tuesday's election results from across Orange County in the primary election for Nov. 3, 2020.
Did you vote early? or brave the polls on election day? Either way, Patch wants to hear your experiences of voting in 2020.
The polls will close at 8 p.m. If you still have your mail-in ballot, you may drop it off at any vote center.
See a list of polling places in Laguna Beach, to vote/drop off your ballot in person for the Nov. 3 election.
The polls will open at 7 a.m. and close at 8 p.m. If you still have your mail-in ballot, you may drop it off at any vote center.
See list of polling places in Laguna Beach, to vote early or drop off your ballot in person for the Nov. 3 election.
Not sure where to vote in person for the 2020 election in Laguna Beach? Here is all the information you need.
If you observe any non-violent illegal election-related activities – report these activities to the Registrar of Voters at (714) 567-7600.
A new bill presented by Rep. Harley Rouda of the 48th district will incentivize the purchase of cleaner and quieter aircraft.
Want to drop off your ballot in the city of Laguna Beach? Here's where to take it.
Mariann Tracy shares with Patch why she should be elected to continue serving as Laguna Beach's City Clerk.
Ann Marie McKay shares with Patch why she should be elected to serve in Laguna Beach City Clerk.
Trump raised more in these Orange County zip codes through July than his Democratic rival, according to this study.
Laguna Beach Mayor Bob Whalen shared the city's journey through 2020 as one of swift, proactive decisions, he said in a virtual speech.
Are you registered to vote? Are you expecting a mail-in ballot? Here's how to check your status and make sure your vote is heard this fall!
Tuesday at 5 p.m. Laguna Beach's city council will meet over Zoom meeting. Are residents feeling heard amid the coronavirus pandemic?
A vote for new standards for policing was underway, Friday, in what Rep. Rouda says "will make this a more perfect union for ALL Americans."
Starting Monday, drop-in service is provided at all public counters, however, regular City business should still be accomplished virtually.
City employees will head back to work on Monday as they prepare to reopen to the public.
Open California protesters carrying flags on poles are no longer allowed to do so in Laguna Beach, the city says.
Gov. Gavin Newsom has given his blessing to Laguna Beach's plan for "phased reopening" of the city's beaches during coronavirus shutdown.
After the City Council approved a 10 percent hike earlier this year, concerns over the stay at home order led officials to reconsider.
The city ranks 346th out of 482 California cities in the count, which began in mid-March and has prompted concerns among city officials.
Rep. Harley Rouda announced over $17 million in relief money for colleges, universities for losses and emergency financial aid grants.