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Pictured above are medals for the 2019Turkey Trot race. Photo courtesy of Stever Rapp The Seal Beach Turkey Trot is one of our town’s Thanksgiving Season traditions, like stuffing and cranberry sauce. It’s common for people to run or walk with their children or their dogs. Some participants wear costumes. Read More

The 5K and 10K runners start off the inaugural 2019 Seal Beach Turkey Trot on Main Street. Photo by Charles M. Kelly Courtesy of Seal Beach Police Department On Saturday, Nov. 23, the Turkey Trot 5K/10K will take place in Seal Beach’s Old Town area of Seal Beach. As a Read More

Thursday, November 14, 2024 The City of Irvine furthered its commitment to inclusion with the opening of its first universal playground at Sweet Shade Neighborhood Park. Local leaders and community members were joined by members of the Irvine Eagles Special Olympics Basketball Team, which provided a demonstration of the adaptive basketball Read More

Southcoast Young Marines present the colors at the Nov. 11, 2024, Veterans Day event. Photo Charles M. Kelly Every Veterans Day, Seal Beach Old Town stops to celebrate and thank those who served. This year, 250 people attended the Monday, Nov. 11, gathering in Eisenhower Park, according to Seal Beach Read More

LAEF staff and board members present the Wellness Donation check to Los Al USD staff and School Board members. Pictured from left to right: Yolande Davies, Carrie Logue, Felicia Gonzalez, Kerrie DaVanon, Dr. Andrew Pulver, Scott Fayette, Grace Delk, Lauren DeNinno, Matt Herrick, Meg Cutuli, Marlys Davidson and Troy Yoshida. Read More

Peer 1 on 1 guests and volunteers pose with the Shark Lab team. In the back are Brayden Ortiz, Javier Mata, and Dr. Chris Lowe, the Shark Lab director. Photo by Topher Cornell A dark grey shark, a couple of feet long, stuck its nose out of the water of Read More

The council this week voted unanimously to receive and file the quarterly report of contracts approved by the city manager or department heads. The quarterly reports were first issued under former City Manager Jill Ingram and are continuing under Interim City Manager Patrick Gallegos. He confirmed the practice would continue Read More

Following a Nov. 12 public hearing, the City Council unanimously introduced an amendment to the Zoning Code. Staff recommended approving the changes. The Planning Commission recommended approving the Zoning Changes in late October.  The changes included having the administrative review of changes to non-conforming structures,changes to front yard surface requirements, Read More