Carri Fox returns to the City of Los Alamitos Recreation and Community Services Department with these fun new classes for ages 18 yrs. and older: Line Dance Fun – Very Beginning. This easy, slow paced line dance class for beginning line dancers will teach, review, and practice the basic line dances. No partner required. Class [...]

The City of Los Alamitos welcomes Janie Nilsson & Kathie Mason, both certified credentialed teachers with many years experience teaching students with Autism and Asperger’s/HFA. In a caring, safe, and friendly environment, “Social Skills for Asperger’s//HFA Kids” will teach needed social skills to preteens and teens ages 10-18yrs with Asperger’s Syndrome or HFA. Each 4-week [...]

Casa Youth Shelter’s Board of Directors cordially invites you to an elegant evening of fun and fine dining at Casa Youth Shelter’s Thirty-Third Annual “Commander’s Ball” scheduled for Saturday, October 1. This extravaganza promises to be very special for very special reasons: the shelter is celebrating thirty three years of uninterrupted services for “at-risk” youth [...]

Three ambassadors from the Los Alamitos Chamber of Commerce dropped by the office of Orange County Breeze yesterday. We aren’t quite finished setting up the office — we’re missing a computer, three photographs have yet to arrive although their frames are here, and the white board calendar is still leaning against the wall rather than [...]

The U.S. Department of Labor just released this week’s report on unemployment insurance. The national figure is bad: 214,000 new initial unemployment claims. That’s up 2,000 from the previous week. An optimistic consensus looked for a small drop rather than a small rise. California is the butt of worse-than-national news, as has become the norm. [...]