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The Crowd: Challenge of finding living organ donors to be met head-on by new O.C. nonprofit - Vimarsana News

The Crowd: Challenge of finding living organ donors to be met head-on by new O.C. nonprofit

Coming up Jan. 19, the new Life Savers Foundation of Orange County will welcome the community to its inaugural event to be held at Balboa Bay Resort, Newport Beach.

"The Drake After Dark" Speakeasy Fundraiser Ignites Local Passion for Saving Music Education - Vimarsana News

"The Drake After Dark" Speakeasy Fundraiser Ignites Local Passion for Saving Music Education

Last year, The Drake, Laguna Beach’s landmark restaurant and live music venue founded by Alec Glasser, launched The Drake Gives. Through events like “The Drake After Dark,” the nonprofit fulfills its mission to connect, inspire and provide underserved youth with music education, materials and instruments.

Laguna Beach ranked No. 1 in state for "grid events", data shows - Vimarsana News

Laguna Beach ranked No. 1 in state for "grid events", data shows

Laguna Beach had more significant grid events than any community in the state over the last year, according to a novel crowdsourced dataset.

Two power outages in 10 days rile some residents, shutter merchants in Laguna Beach - Vimarsana News

Two power outages in 10 days rile some residents, shutter merchants in Laguna Beach

A power outage that impacted 2,574 Laguna Beach customers on Sunday was caused by a failed wire, a Southern California Edison spokesperson said.

Two years of COVID-19: Business owners, residents reflect on Laguna Beach's resilience - Vimarsana News

Two years of COVID-19: Business owners, residents reflect on Laguna Beach's resilience

Two years after the onslaught of the pandemic, many business owners in Laguna Beach, have fresh memories of the tumultuous spring of 2020.