Members of the Seal Beach Cable Communications Foundation discussed the organization’s future during the board’s Thursday, Feb. 28 meeting. The foundation, which operates SBTV-3, filed its incorporation papers on Oct. 23, 1984, according to the California Secretary of State website. The foundation is exploring how to use the resources they Read More
A memorial was held Sunday, Dec. 22, on the south side of the Pier to honor the memory of Connor Lees, 29. The Seal Beach native was a Los Angeles Fire Department firefighter. Family, friends, firefighters from both Los Angeles and Orange counties, lifeguards, law enforcement, and members of the Read More
File photo On Dec. 10, the Seal Beach Police Department arrested an individual described as a felon with a loaded AK-47 in his car. In the post on Facebook, the individual was identified as “Flatbill,” an apparent reference to the baseball-style hat he wore in police photos. (His face was Read More
File photo It is not yet known when Seal Beach water and sewer rates will return to the City Council. “The City’s water and wastewater financial analysis is still underway,” wrote Public Works Director Iris Lee in a Nov. 4 email. “Currently, there is no set timeline. We will keep Read More
Saturday, Oct. 12, marked the 13th anniversary of the Salon Meritage shootings. Seal Beach Police posted this on their Facebook page: “It’s been 13 years since our community experienced the horrific events that unfolded at the Salon Meritage. We’ll never forget the resilience of our community, and how we all Read More
Every election, the Sun asks Seal Beach candidates questions and publishes their answers. The answers will only be edited for spelling and word length. The maximum word limit is 200 words per answer. All words above the 200 limit will be deleted. The deadline to reply is Monday, Oct. 7. Read More
File art You can now turn the pages of the Sun digitally. The Seal Beach Sun has announced major changes to its distribution model that add convenience for its readers by offering multiple distribution options. According to Linda Rosas, senior vice president of Integrity Newspapers, Inc. and publisher of the Read More
Beach runner Marikay Schwab, right, edged out Cal Poly’s Nicole Bridges for first place at the Pepperdine Waves Invite. Photo courtesy Long Beach State Athletics Long Beach State’s Marikay Schwab was named Big West Women’s Cross Country Runner of the Week, after leading the field at the Pepperdine Waves Invitational Read More
The city of Seal Beach has updated the Housing Element of the General Plan. The Housing Element is required by state law. According to an update posted on the city website today, Aug. 20, “In response to comments received from the California Department of Housing and Community Development, the Housing Read More
The annual Law Enforcement Torch Run for the Special Olympics recently stopped in front of the Sun to pose for photographs. Pictured from left to right are: Seal Beach Police Lt. Julia Clasby, Marc Loopesko, Mariah Zevallos, Caroline Clasby (front with the torch), Cara Bellinger, Zach Beattie, Micki Hill (front Read More
