Foundation lends Rodin works to LCAD

By Joanna Clay, joanna.clay@latimes.com

Laguna Beach will be the first Orange County city to get a glimpse of a rare collection of works by Auguste Rodin.

'No fishing' rule to start in fall

By Barbara Diamond, coastlinepilot@latimes.com

Most of Laguna's shoreline will be closed to anglers starting this fall.

By Sarah Peters, sarah.peters@latimes.com

IRVINE — Mayor Sukhee Kang announced last week that he will seek the Democratic nomination for Congress in a newly redrawn...

By Barbara Diamond, coastlinepilot@latimes.com

By Barbara Diamond, coastlinepilot@latimes.com

By Joanna Clay, joanna.clay@latimes.com

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Nothing but excitement for new principal	Briefly In Education
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Mailbag: 'Yarn bombing' a delight at Sawdust I just came from my annual token visit to the Sawdust Festival in Laguna Beach. I say "token" because I do it in honor of the artists and...	Mailbag: Does the dog define the candidate? Four years ago, six Democrats were vying for their party's presidential nomination. Back then, the pundits griped there was very little...
Community Commentary: Internet sales tax revenue will be boon for state Last week, in an effort to create a balanced budget and some fiscal stability in California, Gov. Jerry Brown and the Democrats in the...	Editorial: Welcome, Crystal Cove campers After years of legal battles and political wrangling, Crystal Cove State Park will finally have its crowning touch: a 60-space RV park...

Briefly In Public Safety Police arrest driver after pedestrian hit at Aliso Beach	Council increases Disaster Committee to eight A disaster is not an "if" in Laguna but a "when," city officials said, and they want to be prepared.
Police Files Area 1	Authorities arrest 14 illegal immigrants Illegal immigrants were arrested at El Morro beach after a panga was spotted offshore early Saturday morning.

Council increases Disaster Committee to eight By Barbara Diamond, coastlinepilot@latimes.com A disaster is not an "if" in Laguna but a "when," city officials said, and they want to be prepared.	Hospital acquires Domanskis property By Barbara Diamond, coastlinepilot@latimes.com Mission Hospital outbid the state for a South Laguna property that city officials and environmental activists thought they were on the verge...
Code amendments adopted for group homes By Barbara Diamond, coastlinepilot@latimes.com State law allows some group homes with six or fewer residents to be treated as single-family residences and limits local agencies'...	Park area to close for fireworks By Barbara Diamond, coastlinepilot@latimes.com Fireworks will light up the sky over Laguna Beach on the Fourth of July, thanks to donations collected by local real estate agents and...

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