AMPHITHEATER CONCERT Rolling Stones Tribute Thursday, July 17, 7:30 p.m. Amphitheater Stage Elite Sponsor: Gasper Monteer Realty Group Sponsors: Financial Partners Credit Union, SCAN The Hollywood Stones are a Rolling Stones tribute band that has been performing Stones hits and cult favorites since 1994. The five piece line-up has worked closely together for decades to perfect the Stones

CITY COUNCIL SB councilman allocates $5,200 in district funds to LW nonprofi ts Seal Beach City Council member Ben Wong recently allocated a collective $5,200 from his District 2 discretionary fund to Leisure World clubs and organizations. Beneficiaries of the funds include the Golden Age Foundation, the LW Woman’s Club, the Emergency Information Council, the Filipino Association of

by Emma DiMaggio Communications Manager At a July 14 public hearing, the Seal Beach City Council voted to delay its decision on whether to increase the city’s water and sewer rates. Council members are expected to cast their votes on the rate hikes at an Aug. 11 meeting, where they will continue the hearing. Ratepayers will have until the end of that hearing to submit protest letters. The

The speed limit in Leisure World is 25 miles per hour, which aligns with the state’s speed limit for business or residential districts, school zones, playground areas and senior facilities. The purpose of the 25 mile-per-hour limit in residential areas is to enhance safety for both pedestrians and drivers. Lower speeds significantly reduce the risk of accidents and injuries, especially in residential

The 81st Annual Seal Beach Lions Community Fish Fry will be held July 19-20 in Eisenhower Park by the Seal Beach Pier. Bands will play on Saturday from 11 a.m.-7 p.m. and Sunday from 11 a.m.-6 p.m. Besides the famous Lions’ fish and chips, there will also be bratwurst and Cajun sausage sandwiches along with jumbo hot dogs. Ice cold beer, wine and wine-a-ritas will be served from the beer garden.

The intersection of Golden Rain Road and St. Andrews Drive will soon feature a four-way stop, a dedicated pedestrian crossing phase and protected left turn lanes for east- and westbound Golden Rain Road. The GRF Board approved the project in July 2024 in keeping with the findings of a traffic study to improve safety features at the intersection. The project is expected to be complete by the end