The Golden Rain Foundation, which runs Leisure World, is seeking reimbursement for vaccinations provided during the COVID-19 pandemic. The City Council on Jan. 27 voted unanimously for the city government to act as an intermediary for GRF’s application for FEMA reimbursement. At the same time, the council authorized Interim City Read More
The front of Dwight’s as it is now. Photo by Chris MacDonald A popular beach concession for more than 90 years was the victim of fire on Monday, January 13. Huntington Beach fire crews responded to a two-alarm fire at Dwight’s Beach Concession near the Huntington Beach Pier at 6:20 Read More
Yosa poses for a photo at the beach. Hi Seal Beach, Do you know that famous clip of the Beatles landing in New York in 1964 for their first U.S. visit? The 3,000 screaming fans? That’s exactly how it feels every time Facility Dog Yosa and I walk onto McGaugh Read More
The City Council on Jan. 27, 2025, unanimously agreed to receive and file the quarterly report of contracts approved by the city manager or department heads. This was a Consent Calendar item. Consent items are voted on collectively, without discussion, unless a council member pulls one or more items for Read More
The City Council unanimously awarded a Public Works contract to All American Asphalt for the street paving program at the Jan. 27 council meeting. The project would be for paving Seal Beach Boulevard from Westminster Avenue to North Gate Road. The contract was for a maximum of $280,000. This was Read More
The council on Monday, Jan. 27, unanimously approved updated classifications (descriptions and requirements) for police corporal and police sergeant positions. The specifications for those jobs hadn’t been updated for about 17 years, according to the chief of police. This was originally a Consent Calendar item, but was pulled for separate Read More
The Seal Beach City Council on Jan. 27 unanimously approved an agreement with Nichols Consulting to seek reimbursement for state mandated police training. The three-year contract would be for $9,000. This was a Consent Calendar item. Consent items are voted on collectively, without discussion, unless a council member pulls one Read More
