California Beaches Blog

Puerto Rican artist David Benitez finds inspiration in Native American cultural artifacts and the peoples of the Southwest for his stunning landscape photography. His works on display at the Southwest Museum as part of the Northeast LA’s Second Saturday Art Night showcase this  San Juan, Puerto Rico born talent who is an award-winning photographer focusing [...]

More than 15 tuxedo-clad, handsome men “hunks”  converged on Fiamme Restaurant and Bar in Thousand Oaks recently to serve nearly 110 patrons during Meathead Movers’ Girls Night Out, a  “Fire Up The Community!” event that raised more than $7,000 for charities.
The “Fire Up The Community” program was started by Fiamme proprietors Liz Beddow and Jerry [...]

Reported by Chris MacDonald
Hello Friends! In addition to being involved in the local Huntington Beach community events, I also have a web project to help merchants and shoppers connect. HuntingtonBeachCoupon.com is a free web service where merchants can advertise their specials, and shoppings, diners and visitors to Surf City can save lots of money on [...]

Blog readers may not care about issues involving media and reporting (in a survey reporters ranked in trust factor somewhere near attorneys,)  but what does matter is that U.S. citizens have the right to access to information about their government. Federal Media Shield Bill provides some needed checks and balances, and is expected to go [...]

Holiday Lights Kayak Paddle
Newport Beach, California–Don’t just sit in a lawn chair or stand on a public dock to see Newport Beach’s multi-million dollar mansions all lit up on the bay. Sign up for the kayak holiday lights tour offered each day between Dec. 4, 2009 - Jan. 2, 2010. Kayakers meet and launch from [...]