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The Los Angeles Chargers NFL team is again holding its training camp at Jack Hammett Sports Complex in Costa Mesa this year, and the camp is open to the public free of charge.
Fans are welcome to visit training camp and the fan fest area on one of 15 practice days, beginning Wednesday at 9 a.m. Though the camp is free, fans must pre-register for their free tickets and capacity is limited.
The camp concludes with two joint practice days with the 49ers, on Aug. 19 and 20.
More information can be found at chargers.com/camp.
Laguna Beach adds parking downtown
Orange County reaches yellow tier, but locals look forward to proposed June reopening
Guests dine at Alessa’s in Laguna Beach on Wednesday, as Orange County moved into the state’s least-restrictive tier toward reopening the economy as the pandemic wanes.
(Don Leach / Staff Photographer)
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Yellow’s the new orange in Orange County, but business owners and residents are already looking ahead to June 15 the day proposed by state officials for California to fully reopen its economy.
Orange County transitioned into the last and least restrictive tier in the state’s reopening framework on Wednesday, but that doesn’t lend itself to much change in operations for most businesses, which largely have been able to operate at 50% capacities since the county entered the orange tier on March 29.
Marshal Abdullah, Bushard’s pharmacist in charge, prepped for vaccinations in the former Laguna Drug building last week. Courtesy of Laguna Beach
Bushard’s Pharmacy opened a COVID-19 vaccine site at the former Laguna Drug site at 239 Broadway on Tuesday.
Pharmacists will be vaccinating by appointment Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. until they receive a bigger supply of the Moderna vaccine and then will expand hours availability. All California residents who are at least 16 years old became eligible to be vaccinated for COVID-19 on April 15.
Laguna Beach city staffers recently approved a temporary use permit from property manager Fritz Dudda Co. to provide the 14,378-square-foot storefront, which is owned by Broadway Laguna Partners LP, at no cost to Bushard’s as a COVID-19 vaccination site. Bushard’s has a five-month lease for the former drug store, said Marisa Fader, vice President of Bushard’s Pharmacy