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The Laguna Beach City Council surged forward with several programs Tuesday, unanimously approving over $1 million for public safety and public works.


The announced retirements of five senior public safety employees in the last month have raised questions among some community members.

Putting up a following statement. dhs is tracking reports of a potential convoy that may be planning to travel to the several u.s. cities. one of the things they are worried about is not only the snarling of u.s. cities, and theres also concerns on behalf of dhs and they said this in the bulletin of counterprotests and its something they are keeping an eye on, katy. >> a fire hose through a garden hose is something i understood immediately. the emerald fire began to burn in laguna beach 45 mil...

The California Coastal Commission recently approved a pair of new wildfire fuel modification projects in Laguna Beach.

Laguna Beach is projected to see a $6 million revenue increase, prompting discussions over public safety budgets in light of the City’s high wildfire risk.

With environmental clean-up continuing on the Emerald Fire, fire officials are grappling with the task of restoring 154 acres of the Laguna Greenbelt.

Two California coastal commissioners have asked the state panel to review Laguna Beach wildfire fuel modification projects.

The Laguna Food Pantry thanked its volunteers for helping distribute free groceries despite the threat posed by the Emerald Fire on Feb. 10.

As the Emerald Fire raced down the hillside toward his home, Kris Spitaleri manned a hose to save over 100 rescued animals on his family’s land.

Firefighters anticipated completing containment on the 154-acre Emerald Fire as early as Wednesday, according to an Orange County Fire Authority statement.