Wednesday, March 2, 2022 March is Women’s History Month. Join us this month as we celebrate women – past, present, and future – who have helped shaped our City, region, and country. This year’s theme is “Providing Healing, Promoting Hope.” Visit our Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Spotlight page to learn more Read More
Photo by Ted Apodaca Jody Williams and Samantha Seguine and their dog are working on a mural that captures the Seal Beach vibe for this home. A Seal Beach family was looking to bring a little community spirit to Seal Beach, so they commissioned an area artist to create a Read More
An upcoming sequel to a novel will use Seal Beach for some of the story’s setting. Northern California author Sharon Armstrong has become a frequent visitor to Seal Beach, as she has an adult daughter who now lives in town. She and her husband Chuck have become so fond of Read More
File photo The Seal Beach Police Department will host a catalytic converter etching event from 8 a.m. to noon, Sunday, March 13, on the south side of the Pavilions parking lot. The Seal Beach Police Department is partnering with Automotive Excellence to help protect the community and prevent thefts of Read More
The Los Alamitos High School Beach Volleyball season began last week with a two-match dual against Orange Lutheran on Wednesday and Mater Dei on Thursday. The Los Al girls beach volleyball team opened the season with an impressive win defeating Orange Lutheran 8-2 in a 10 match thriller, led by Read More
The Los Alamitos High School Boys Volleyball team won the Redondo Union Volleyball Tournament this past weekend. The team went 3-0 in Pool Play on Friday. On Saturday, they won three more games against Carlsbad, Redondo and Servite, to qualify for the championship game against Huntington Beach High School. Los Read More
Pictured above is Willie Boudevin with his plaque from the city of Seal Beach, marking his role in helping a Leisure World resident whose home caught fire. A photo of Jeong Kim, who went into the burning building, was not available at editorial deadline. Photo taken from Feb. 28 City Read More
This is an architectural representation of the solar project at Weaver Elementary, which is the first school expected to be constructed under the district wide solar installation. After years of study and engineering, a long-awaited solar energy plan that will augment the electricity needs of the Los Alamitos Unified School Read More
Artwork courtesy of MetroCreativeConnection Starting March 12, masks will be strongly recommended, but not required on California’s TK-12 campuses. California Governor Gavin Newsom made the announcement on Feb. 28 in a joint press release with the Governors of Oregon and Washington. “California continues to adjust our policies based on the Read More
Logo courtesy of Seal Beach PD Hi Seal Beach, although we didn’t receive any questions this week, we did respond to a few members of the community who had reported quality of life issues involving homelessness. Recently, some community members have emailed their City Council Members and other City Staff Read More
