Assemblyman Jim Silva (R-Huntington Beach) honored the Beef Palace as the Small Business of the Year for the 67th Assembly District at an annual ceremony hosted by the California Small Business Association. “I am proud to present this award to Calvin Free and his wife, Pam, owners of the Beef Palace,” Silva said. “They provide [...]

John Underwood of LATV-3 tells Orange County Breeze that the interview of Editor Shelley Henderson and Big Kahuna Ad Director Guy Cariglio is the middle segment of Your Los Al #34, currently airing at various times for the next twenty to thirty days. As I am squeamish about watching myself on camera, our readers will [...]

The following information was released by the California State Controller. State Controller John Chiang today released his monthly report covering California’s cash balance, receipts and disbursements in May, showing monthly revenues came in $83.5 million above (1.3 percent) the latest projections contained in the Governor’s May Revision budget proposal. “While May revenues were steady, June [...]

Surf’s up! Grab your surfboard and join the Surfrider Foundation Huntington Beach/Seal Beach Chapter and Newport Beach Chapter in celebrating International Surfing Day on Saturday, June 23, in Huntington Beach from 8 a.m. to 12 noon. Everyone will be gathering at Huntington St. just south of the Huntington Beach pier. “International Surfing Day is a [...]

The following information was released by the Los Alamitos High School Lacrosse boosters. Just as they dominated in the regular season, the Lady Griffins at Los Alamitos High School can now add another dominant chapter to the story of their latest championship season. Keaton Otake, Julie Crowell and Haley Fessenden have been honored as US [...]

The following information was released by the City of Los Alamitos. By popular demand, the City of Los Alamitos is, once again, offering fun fine art camps this summer for children 5-12 years old. Taught by beloved instructor Brenda Benveniste, students will develop a meaningful connection between the world of nature and their expression of [...]

Not long ago, the Los Alamitos Museum Association decided to put to use a dormant section of the City’s municipal code that allowed for dedication of historic sites. The Association’s own building, housing the museum, was an obvious choice. Another obvious choice was the chapel and grounds of the former parish of St. Isidore, closed [...]