Tag: politics
Reporter’s Notebook: Insights from interviewing
Editor's note: This article has been edited to correct typos that appeared in the print edition.1986: My first assignment for the Daily Forty-Niner (CSU...
Reporter’s Notebook: Color coding my wardrobe?
I’ve been thinking about phasing certain colors out of my wardrobe. Shirts first. No one pays attention to my socks. And I’m keeping my...
City Council approves resolution against hate
Consent Calendar passes unanimously; denounces anti-Asian bigotry The Seal Beach City Council on Monday, April 12, approved a resolution denouncing Anti-Asian racism.The resolution was part...
City Council looks at financial sustainability
Multi-year forecast to be part of budget. Staff to propose funding projects from revenuesFirst in a series on Seal Beach’s strategic plans.This year, for...
Moorlach and wife test positive for COVID-19
On Wednesday, John Moorlach, a candidate for the County Board of Supervisors announced that he and his wife had tested positive for COVID- 19....
The Briefing Room: political signs, police and signage laws
Removing signs without the consent of the sign owner is petty theftHi Sun Readers,As we get closer to Election Day, we have seen an...
City marketing campaign is just beginning
Difficult to tell if effort achieve its objective: promoting local businessSeal Beach launched the Hold Fast marketing campaign about three weeks ago. The consultant...
Ongoing and upcoming issues: swimming pool, others
Parks Commission to take closer look at Zoeter and Marina sites for possible dog parkEditor’s note: If you have a question about a city...
Former Seal Beach local named new HB mayor
Seal Beach raised Lyn Semeta is the new Mayor of Huntington Beach. Lyn, a Long Beach native, graduated from McGaugh Elementary, Huntington Beach High...
Letter to the Editor: Thursday, March 29, 2018
Wetlands swapIn last week’s LW Weekly the front page article, “Wetlands Swap Moves to Coastal Commission” documents the complex negotiations between the Los Alamitos...
