LOS AL POLICE The Los Alamitos Police Department and City Council are always looking for ways to increase public safety and ensure a continued quality of life for area residents. To that end, the Los Alamitos City Council approved a oneyear pilot program to lease 12 automated license plate readers from Flock Safety. Since June, the city has been working with the company to identify locations

The LW Library is happy to announce that its fax service has been restored after a brief hiatus. Prices remain the same, $1 per page to send a fax domestically, $3 per page to send a fax internationally and 50 cents per page to receive a fax. To receive a fax via the library service, residents should ask the sender to include their name and phone number on the fax and provide the sender with the

Editor: We are very fortunate in Leisure World to have two organizations that keep track of little “details” of life over the last 60 years. The first one is the Leisure World News (first published Jan. 1, 1962), now known as the Leisure World Weekly, and the second is the Leisure World Historical Society (founded in 1993). I wanted to know when the Mini Farms started and how long they

The Leisure World Historical Society, a 501(c)3 educational foundation, is dedicated to preserving the history of Leisure World, which celebrates 60 years in 2022. Historical Society President Margaret Gillon has chronicled highlights in this weekly column. People are welcome to visit, volunteer for or donate memorabilia to the Historical Society, which is open every Thursday from 2-4 p.m. in Clubhouse

by Nick Massetti LW contributor Didn’t you see the STOP sign?—the officer pulling folks over past a Leisure World stop sign asks that question. The first driver says, “Yeah, but I didn’t see you.” The second driver says, “I don’t speak sign language.” The third driver says, “Yeah, but I don’t believe everything I read.” The fourth driver says, “I slowed down, what’s

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