Some area residents are among those who are actively working for noise relief from piston-driven airplanes at Long Beach Airport. Hope for mitigating worsening noise pollution from general aviation activity likely requires reimagining more than just one local noise ordinance. Residents living in neighborhoods surrounding Long Beach Airport are mobilizing Read More
Remington is among the sea lions released back into the wild on Aug. 3. (The arrow points at Remington.) Remington the sea lion was released at about 7:30 a.m., Aug. 3 by Darin Denos with help and instructions from Shawn Abbey from the Pacific Marine Mammal Center. Remington was part Read More
Benny is turning 7. Benny the Cat, a feline ambassador of love, hope and resilience, is excited to announce his upcoming seventh birthday party and fundraiser. The event is organized by Helen Sanders CatPAWS, a nonprofit feline rescue organization based in Seal Beach. It takes place Saturday, Aug. 24, from Read More
Pictured (L-R) Jeff Rush, CJPIA Workers Comp Program Manager, Joe Mendoza, RCSD General Manager, Tony DeMarco, RCSD First Vice President, Margaret Finlay, CJPIA Executive Committee President, Lucy Brockmeier, CJPIA Senior Risk Manager. Rossmoor Community Services District recently won a 2024 Risk Management Award from the California Joint Powers Insurance Authority Read More
Logo Naval Weapons Station Seal Beach. Courtesy artwork The Department of the Navy will hold a public meeting and a public review and comment period for the proposed plan to clean up a former skeet range site at the Naval Weapons Station Seal Beach. The public meeting to present the Read More
Speakers and guests celebrate the inaugural Jetty Legends Story Telling event. Below, two of the legends, Chuy Madrigal and Tony Cousimano enjoyed their first time seeing each other in 50 years. Surfers from several generations gathered at the Beach House restaurant recently, to pay homage to a local iconic surf Read More
The Orange County Mosquito and Vector Control District (OCMVCD) has confirmed that mosquitoes collected in the city of Huntington Beach have tested positive for West Nile virus (WNV). These are the first samples to test positive in the county this year. The positive mosquitoes were collected in an area bordered Read More
More than 300 volunteer Lions worked throughout last weekend at the 80th annual Seal Beach Lions Community Fish Fry. The two-day event, a local tradition, featured live music, fish, hot dogs, bratwurst, beer, and wine. (The Rumrunners are seen performing in the photo below right.) “Around 4,100 meals were served Read More
Capt. Laurie Scott, the commander of Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command Southwest, Capt. T. J. Zeer, chief of staff for Commander, Naval Surface Force, U. S. Pacific Fleet, Capt. Jessica O’Brien, base commanding officer, and Mr. Thomas Gomez, Manson Construction project manager cut the ribbon on a new ammunition pier Read More
Fr. Robert Vidal saying a mass. Editor’s Note: A special mass will be held at the Crystal Cathedral, 13280 Chapman Ave., Garden Grove, on Tuesday, July 23, for Father Bob. Mass begins at 10:00 a.m. Father Bob passed away this week after a long illness. By Greg Hardesty To Read More
