Four people have been identified as suspects in a burglary that occurred at the historic Bay Theatre, currently closed to undergo renovation, in downtown Seal Beach. On June 29 at about 3 p.m., the Seal Beach Police Department received a call of a possible burglary at 340 Main St. Contractors working on the property reported that multiple suspects accessed the Bay Theatre during three separate occasions

most commonly cited violations are running stop signs, using cell phones while driving, illegal turning and vehicle registration issues. Speeding is of specific concern in LW, where the posted limit does not exceed 25 mph. The average California speeding ticket costs $230 for a $35 base-fine infraction, and that doesn’t include inevitable insurance premium hikes, according to ticketbust.com.

WATER CONSERVATION California Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed an executive order encouraging all Californians to reduce water use by 15 percent as 50 of the state’s 58 counties, or about 42 percent of the overall population, are now in a drought-related state of emergency. Newsom stated that the order is voluntary (for now at least) and called for smaller measures such as taking shorter showers

Sewer lines can become blocked due to grease buildup or debris in the pipes. When this occurs, wastewater is stopped by the blockage and backs up to the first available outlet. This may be a toilet fixture or sink. GRF Service Maintenance has seen an increase in blocked pipes in the community. LW Mutuals are in the process of replacing 60-year-old pipes, but in the meantime, residents can help