Diver Jessica Larson takes the plunge. Photo by Spencer Grant. By Spencer Grant | Special to the NB Indy It’s surprising what you can find at the bottom of Newport Harbor. Bicycles, toolboxes, traffic cones, even a boat. There’s lots of plastic and things that have fallen off boats—not that Read More
Grace Leung By Grace Leung, Newport Beach City Manager I would like to recognize the late Assemblymember and Senator Marian Bergeson as the Upper Newport Bay Bridge is dedicated in her memory. Bergeson (1925-2016) was a trailblazing leader whose career in public office has served as an inspiration for many Read More
WOODBRIDGE 19, ROSARY 6: The Pacific Coast League leading Warriors (13-5, 8-0) captured a physical game at Rosary Wednesday. Rosary got the ball first and drove down the field and scored on its first possession. However, Woodbridge answered back a couple of possessions later with Laney Brucker throwing to Zoey Read More
ANAHEIM, Calif. (Sept 26, 2024) – Anaheim Police detectives have arrested three suspects after a man was shot and killed in a residential neighborhood. On Monday, August 12, 2024, around 9:30 p.m., Anaheim Police Dispatch received a report of a shooting near the 900 block of N. Siesta Street. Anaheim Read More
ANAHEIM, Calif. (Sept 26, 2024) – Anaheim Police detectives have arrested three suspects after a man was shot and killed in a residential neighborhood. On Monday, August 12, 2024, around 9:30 p.m., Anaheim Police Dispatch received a report of a shooting near the 900 block of N. Siesta Street. Anaheim Read More
Freshman Tayah Weber tries to get around Newport Harbor senior defender during the Griffins game at Newport Harbor High on Monday. Photo by Ted Apodaca The Los Alamitos High flag football team started strong, but could not keep pace with Newport Harbor as the Sailors pulled away for a 26-7 Read More
Trista Candiotty. Will Lieras. The Los Alamitos High varsity and senior cross-country runners took their annual weekend trip this time up north to compete in the Morro Bay Invitational and enjoy a weekend of fun kayaking, team dinners, exploring San Luis Obispo and touring the college. Competing against 20 Read More
College Park West volunteers work to beautify their neighborhood. If I would place a bet, I would bet that less than 20% of Seal Beach residents can tell you where, exactly, the Seal Beach neighborhood of College Park West is located. But to the residents there, this special enclave of Read More
The contract for an oil company to use the Pier boat launch and 10th Street parking lot has been extended to 2030. The Seal Beach City Council on Monday, Sept. 23, voted unanimously to approve the extension of the pier and parking license agreement with DCOR, LLC. Technically, the vote Read More
The new BOLO program empowers teen through their love of dogs. This summer, local students from Los Alamitos and surrounding communities came together to participate in The BOLO Project, a unique teen empowerment program that blends personal development, financial literacy, and leadership development with the therapeutic benefits of working with Read More
