Hiya. I'm Rich Kane. I'm a lifelong journalist, filmmaker and storyteller, and my byline has appeared in the Los Angeles Times, SPIN Magazine, the Orange County Register, the Salt Lake Tribune, and many websites and blogs that no longer exist. I was also the music and theater editor at OC Weekly in Southern California for seven years. Got a hot story tip? Shoot me an email at rich.kane@patch.com.
The San Clemente groups Cool 2 Be Kind and the National Association of People Against Bullying got their message out Friday afternoon to passing motorists.
The Breakers sent Calvary Chapel packing, 56-13. Also: free tacos!
Neapolitan Pizzeria & Birreria will open November 3 in the old space of Cafe Vienna, which closed in April.
The staff has developed a new program, 6 for 6th, to help ensure students a smoother progression into Thurston.
Jeff LaTendresse will replace outgoing chief Kris Head, who is retiring at the end of the month.
Sound salvation: Tyler Russell wants his low-power station to become a vital part of the community.
The Laguna Beach City Council on Tuesday gave police the right to confiscate skateboards from both adults and kids who are caught riding without a helmet. The law takes effect in December.
The blaze caused about $100,000 worth of damages to a South Laguna house Monday night.
Sound salvation: Tyler Russell wants his low-power station to become a vital part of the community.
If passed, the Laguna Beach cops will be able to keep your 'board for up to a month, if you're not careful ...
And more from Laguna Beach City Manager John Pietig.
Laguna Beach's Pacific Marine Mammal Center was involved in both incidents on Saturday.
An early Halloween bash, Artists Open Studios kicks off, a new gallery opens, classic cars and blessed beasts.
And more, in Laguna Beach City Manager John Pietig's weekly update ...
Robert Mirett, 60, of Laguna Niguel, was apparently snorkeling at Goff Cove.
Robert Mirett of Laguna Niguel was apparently snorkeling at Goff Cove.
The fourth forum/debate of this year's race will be at Laguna Beach City Council chambers.
And it's coming up quick on October 10.
Eighteen artists will offer up their versions of the flag, and in turn, what they think it means to be an American.
Come to the meeting in-person, or watch it in your jammies on the Internet.
