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.
There were reports of strange happenings in the sky over Laguna Beach last week. Did you see the weird lights? What do you think they were?
A dynasty in the making? The Breakers have a shot at establishing one this season.
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A man who attended the organization's Red Ball fundraiser In Laguna Beach last September is being accused of bouncing checks. The case is expected to be given to the OC District Attorney's office next week.
Win big bucks! Oh, and have your art on display in Laguna Beach City Hall!
The Advocate picks up the story, and asks what's taking so long for the accused suspects to finally face a jury.
The gold medalist will appear at a special event honoring her big achievement.
Laguna Beach police recount a sexual adventure gone very awry. Warning: graphic content.
Local government news sitePublicCEO.com features Pietig in an informative video chat.
The numbers have been crunched, and we've got the results of our first-ever poll.
Teams are now being formed for the third multi-mile bicycle ride, coming up October 13. The three different routes will begin and end at the Festival of Arts grounds in Laguna Beach.
Laguna Beach police recount a sexual adventure gone very awry. Warning: graphic content.
Michelle Brislen's husband Andrew died last year off Diver's Cove.
The team looks strong despite losing some key players to graduation.
Save the date: Sept. 15 at the Laguna Playhouse.
Mixed martial arts fighter Uncle Creepy - a.k.a. Ian McCall - was arrested this week by Laguna Beach police on an outstanding warrant.
The dog had been running around loose for several hours when it became stranded on a cliff at Contino Point.
Newly enshrined in the Surfing Walk of Fame, Alisa Schwarzstein-Cairns cut her teeth on the Thalia Street breakers.
