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Our City Council met on May 16 to discuss, among other things, whether to replace the six firepits at Aliso Beach that mysteriously disappeared over the course of the transition from County to City jurisdiction.
Calling all families, friends, colleagues, and lovers of the flame, we are in danger of losing our beloved Aliso Beach firepits – forever. If you haven’t noticed, they’re already gone. Now we have one shot at reclaiming them – this Tuesday at City Council.
While there was so much attention focused on the Wisconsin supreme court election battle between Dan Kelly and Janet Protasiewicz, there were some changes as th
In his recent column, Michael Ray compared former council member Peter Blake to a former US president.
I agree with Billy Fried as to the parking situation here in Laguna Beach. If the City builds more closed-in parking, they (tourists) will be induced to come into town to "look for a space." Better to make parking for tourists downtown so onerous that they will park at the periphery of the City in designated lots and take the shuttle into town. We certainly don't need more downtown parking structures to accommodate tourists.