Laguna Beach will partner with Newport Beach police for SWAT, buys new fire engine
The Laguna Beach City Council surged forward with several programs Tuesday, unanimously approving over $1 million for public safety and public works.
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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 California Coastal Commission has called on Orange County to step-up enforcing laws that ban breaching a sand berm at the Aliso Creek terminus.
Jim Cota, who joined the department in 1994, praises the Laguna Beach community and says his decision came in part because of Huntington Beach Officer Nick Vella.
Lt. Jim Cota, a longtime spokesperson of the Laguna Beach Police Department, said will retire from the force on April 1.
After a two-year hiatus prompted by the pandemic, the Laguna Beach Chamber of Commerce returned to the Montage for its 2022 State of the City Luncheon.