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Laguna Beach Doctor Dies After Fatal Collision, Knife Assault on PCH - Vimarsana News

Laguna Beach Doctor Dies After Fatal Collision, Knife Assault on PCH

A Laguna Beach cyclist died yesterday after being struck from behind by a vehicle, then stabbed by its driver at the Pacific Coast Highway and Crown Valley Parkway intersection in Dana Point.

Laguna Beach Library Celebrates its 50th Anniversary - Laguna Beach Local News - Vimarsana News

Laguna Beach Library Celebrates its 50th Anniversary - Laguna Beach Local News

It may have been a grey and rainy day last Saturday, but the Laguna Beach Library's 50th-anniversary celebration made the dreary weather an afterthought. 

Laguna Beach Police Department Selects a Second Patrol Dog - Laguna Beach Local News - Vimarsana News

Laguna Beach Police Department Selects a Second Patrol Dog - Laguna Beach Local News

The Laguna Beach Police Department has selected a second patrol K-9 "Bear." Bear met his handler Cpl. Priscilla Angeloni on Jan. 13 and is now attending a rigorous six-week training program. Bear joins K-9 Rudy as part of the Laguna Beach Police Department, and for the first time, the department will have two K-9 teams providing coverage seven days a week.

Laguna Beach police adding K-9 Bear to ranks - Vimarsana News

Laguna Beach police adding K-9 Bear to ranks

The Laguna Beach Police Department is adding a second K-9 team to its ranks. K-9 Bear, a 2.5-year-old Belgian Malinois, will join the department after a six-week training program.

Laguna Beach and police union agree on contract making their department second-highest paid in Orange County - Vimarsana News

Laguna Beach and police union agree on contract making their department second-highest paid in Orange County

Most of the raise comes in the form of a 15% salary increase for officers that will be staggered over the course of three years.