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Three-time Edgar Award-winner T. Jefferson Parker will release his latest novel “A Thousand Steps,” which paints the nostalgic scene of Laguna Beach.

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Providence Mission Hospital administrators believe contaminated diesel may have contributed to the September mishap that spilled fuel onto Totuava Beach.

State water regulators said Providence Mission Hospital Laguna Beach has sufficiently cleaned up a September diesel spill that polluted Totuava Beach.

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$1.1 million restoration of badly damaged Mesa stairway to and from beach below expected to last 8 weeks

Print According to an annual survey of more than 500 beaches across the state of California, Orange County found at least 10 of its own ranking among the top 35 beaches that scored perfect water quality grades year-round. Heal the Bay, a Santa Monica environmental advocacy group that focuses on coastal waters and watersheds, reported Tuesday that Orange County had the most beaches on this year’s “honor roll” with the majority located near Newport Beach and the Balboa Peninsula. The beach ...

Laguna Beach reviewing $1 million plan to fix illegal parking, graffiti removal, trash pick-up and more Cars line Alta Laguna Boulevard at 8 a.m. on Saturday, Feb. 20, 2021. Courtesy of Gene Felder The Laguna Beach City Council will consider a plan Tuesday to annually invest $1 million from new public parking revenue to blunt the impacts of visitors using beaches, parks, and trails. Among the hot issues slated for funding are community policing, trash pick-up, graffiti removal, parking enforcem...

Laguna Beach resident Brad Wood uses an electric drill to grind paint off a sea cave near Thousand Steps Beach on Feb. 23. Photo by Mitch Ridder, Contributing Photographer A Laguna Beach man started removing graffiti Monday from a sea cave near Thousand Steps Beach after reading a thread of comments on a local Facebook group. Brad Wood, 57, of Laguna Beach said he’s grown to love the South Laguna beach over the last 40 years. The vandalism first reported on Feb. 14 was intolerable, Wood sa...