208 Main Street, LLC is seeking a conditional use permit to have a restaurant in the former Bank of America branch on Main, according to a notice published in the Feb....
By Joshua Joiner
Editor’s note: Answers to Sidewalk Talk questions are generally short. This reply to the question “How would you bring more business to Seal Beach,” was unusually long and for...
After nine long years of painstaking restoration, the Bay Theatre reopened this week.
This is great news, and this reopening is not only a link to the city’s rich heritage. It could...
Jim Klisanin, a businessman and philanthropic pillar of this community, has died. He was 90.
Klisanin was a man who left his hardscrabble past in steel country to come out West Coast...
The Los Alamitos Education Foundation introduced an all-new signature event on Feb. 1. After 11 years, the Royal Gala and Fundraising February campaign shifted to “LAEF’s Night Out: Funding Innovation for...
Hi Seal Beach,
We recently received a question from a concerned community member who shares a home with a roommate experiencing the onset of dementia. Their concern isn’t just about memory loss—it’s...
California now has a “daylight parking” law that forbids parking too close to a crosswalk. The law enacted by the state legislature.
The City Council unanimously approved an update to the Seal...
Last week, our two Quality of Life Officers, Kendra Owen and David Rael-Brook, provided a presentation to the City Council on the SBPD’s response to homelessness. (See “SBPD on the homeless,”...
A group of local dune buggy enthusiasts have established a new tradition with the 2nd Annual “PCH Running of the Buggies,” which took place on Dec. 31, starting with a gathering...
Hi Seal Beach,
Do you know that famous clip of the Beatles landing in New York in 1964 for their first U.S. visit? The 3,000 screaming fans?
That’s exactly how it feels every...
