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Newport Beach Independent News

  • Residents Hear Hotel Proposals for Old City Hall Site

    Parking and traffic were the chief concerns emanating from a group of about 40 residents gathered Wednesday night in the former city council chambers at 3300 Newport Blvd. to hear presentations from the two entities proposing to build hotels on the site of the old city hall. Members of the West Newport Beach Association were [...]

  • Memorial Day Weekend Activities

    Monday is Memorial Day, a time to honor and remember the men and women who died while serving the country. The weekend families will come together, hold special ceremonies, visit cemeteries, and more. There are several ways to celebrate in Newport Beach this weekend.   • On Monday, the American Legion local post 291 will [...]

  • Theft Suspects Arrested

    Police arrested three men and one juvenile Monday for thefts from vehicles in the Harbor View Homes neighborhood, authorities announced Tuesday. Kevin Allan Purdue, 23, of Costa Mesa, Andrew Samuelu, 18, of Huntington Beach, Joseph Richard Veenstra, 20, of Fountain Valley, and an unidentified 17-year-old Garden Grove male, were all arrested, according to a statement [...]

Laguna Beach Independent News

  • Monsanto Opponents Rally at Main Beach

    Activists included Laguna Beach in an international protest over genetically altered products and plan a March Against Monsanto on Saturday, May 25, at Main Beach. Mindful of a Facebook post showing 800 people plan to attend, police have requested extra officers be available, said police Sgt. Louise Callus. Local resident Billy Fried told the City [...]

  • Police Seek Public’s Aid in Finding Burglary Suspects

    Laguna Beach police released video images Friday of suspects in two separate break-ins of local businesses, including one that occurred the previous night. They are seeking the public’s help in identifying the suspected culprits. More than $8,000 worth of tools and other items were taken in a midnight burglary at Ganahl Lumber, 1765 Laguna Canyon [...]

  • Council Considers Views and Safety

    View preservation and public safety received top billing at Laguna Beach’s City Council, which heard testimony Tuesday on progress by a committee drafting a new view ordinance and from staff investigating the addition of video surveillance cameras downtown and at the city’s exit points. Larry Nokes, chair of the view equity committee established in January, [...]