This year the South Laguna Community Garden Park will celebrate in a modified form the Garden Park’s success at bringing the Laguna Beach community together while producing beauty and promoting healthy living. Instead of a…
By Ann Christoph Watching Ken Burns’ history of national parks like Yosemite and Yellowstone made me realize that even though their value is so obvious to us today, their value was not obvious to politicians…
By Tom Osborne Then-Republican Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger championed passage in 2006 of AB 32, the nation’s first statewide law to put a price on carbon to address climate change. As a result, the City of…
By FAITH E. PINHO, LILLY NGUYEN, LA Times/Daily Pilot Usually, 6-year-old Matthew Perez, who is autistic, isolates himself during family activities. But when his parents took his older siblings outside to their Costa Mesa backyard…
The plants are here to cheer us up. Blooming their peduncles out! It’s as though they’re saying, “we know what you’re going through—we’ve been through it ourselves.”
Ten years ago, the corner of Eagle Rock Way and South Coast Highway was a blight – unkempt and unused.
On Saturday, it was the joyous setting for a garden party – in spades.
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Tree of Life’s catalogue pokes fun at its founder’s surfing pastime with “toes on the noes on the Ortega,” highway that is.
Tree of Life’s catalogue pokes fun at its founder’s surfing pastime with “toes on the noes on the Ortega,” highway that is.
Who says Southern California is too urbanized for agriculture? Or that these cultures can’t mix? Mike Evans and Jeff Bohn, of Manhattan Beach and the Back Bay, have been farming native California plants east of San Juan Capistrano since 1979.