Laguna Niguel is located in southwestern California in Orange County. The major parks of the city include Aliso Wood Canyons Regional Park, Badlands Park and Laguna Niguel Regional Park. Interestingly over one third of Laguna Niguel has been designated as open space. In 1971 a 1,000,000 square foot ziggurat building was constructed in Laguna Niguel. The building, known as the Chet Holifield Federal Building, is home to millions of microfilms as documents of land agreements between the US government and the Indian Tribes that originally inhabited the southwest of the country.

Population: 61891
Local Newspapers: Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Huntington Beach Independent
Local Sports Teams: LA Clippers LA Dodgers LA Galaxy LA Lakers LA Kings LA Sparks
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Zip Codes associated with laguna niguel, california: 92677
Towns/Cities near laguna niguel, california : San Juan Capistrano Dana Point Aliso Viejo Laguna Beach

Suzie Sheng, center, protesting with the Irvine Tent City Protest group on Tuesday after an Irvine City Council meeting was adjourned early. They wanted to make an impact by filling up the City Council chambers Tuesday to fight against the homeless moving to Irvine, but officials turned most of the crowd away at an unexpectedly short meeting.

Orange County supervisors unanimously voted on March 27 to rescind a three-city homeless shelter plan previously proposed to combat the growing issue of homelessness. Originally approved on March 19, the plan would have placed up to 400 homeless people from Santa Ana and other parts of the county in each of three new shelters in Irvine, Laguna Niguel, and Huntington Beach.

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People opposing sanctuary state laws at the Orange County Board of Supervisors meeting in Santa Ana, Calif., on March 27, 2018. People opposing sanctuary state laws at the Orange County Board of Supervisors meeting in Santa Ana, Calif., on March 27, 2018.

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California State Senate Republican Leader Patricia Bates will introduce Senate Bill 1109 which addresses the opioid crisis in North County. Courtesy photo The opioid epidemic has negatively impacted the lives of millions of people across the nation, and San Diego County is no exception.

One of my priorities as mayor of Laguna Niguel is to engage our young people, create enthusiasm in civics, and develop opportunities to participate in community and government. Local government is at its best when the compassion and integrity of the community is put into action.

A homeless encampment fills a plaza at the Civic Center in Santa Ana. Frustrated by some city leaders' reluctance to host an emergency shelter in their town, Santa Ana officials plan to fire off letters demanding other Orange County communities do their part in solving the regional problem of homelessness.

Shawn Chapman holds a sign showing support for U.S. District Court Judge David Carter outside the federal building in Santa Ana on Tuesday. Carter held a court session wherein he invited all of Orange CountyA*s mayors and city managers to talk about housing homeless people.

Following the same template they used along the Santa Ana River Trail, Orange County officials on Monday began preparations to clear homeless encampments from the Civic Center in Santa Ana. The county health care agency dispatched social workers to connect with those in need of housing and determine where a bed might be available to them and what other help they require.

One by one, the buses pulled up to the Orange County Hall of Administration last week carrying posters with messages such as "No Tent City" and "No Homeless in Irvine." A week earlier, county officials announced that they were considering placing emergency homeless shelters in Irvine as well as in Laguna Niguel and in Huntington Beach.

Huntington Beach leaders expressed thanks to the Orange County Board of Supervisors for its vote Tuesday to scrap a plan to have county staff study moving hundreds of homeless people to temporary shelters in Huntington, Laguna Niguel and Irvine. In its 4-0 vote, the board opted to come up with a new plan under the watchful eye of a federal judge overseeing a civil rights lawsuit by seven homeless people and their advocates over the county's recent clearing of encampments along the Santa Ana River trail.

Orange County Supervisor Todd Spitzer and Irvine Mayor Don Wagner on Wednesday, March 28, announced a proposal to build permanent housing for homeless veterans and women on county-owned land near Irvine Boulevard and Alton Parkway to help alleviate the regional homeless problem. The county has plans to build senior and multi-family housing at the proposed site, which is vacant and across Alton Parkway from the James A. Musick jail.

Thousands of people, mostly from Irvine, protest the Orange County Board of Supervisors' homeless plan in Santa Ana on Tuesday, Mar 27, 2018. Homeless man Michael "MJ" Diehl, center, laughs as he visits with people protesting the Orange County Board of Supervisors' homeless plan in Santa Ana on Tuesday, Mar 27, 2018.

A homeless woman wearing a glamorous dress while being evicted with her belongings from a homeless encampment along the Santa Ana River on Nov. 10, 2017. Disdain for street people is nothing new.

Last month authorities cleared out an illegal and dangerous homeless camp along the Santa Ana River in Orange County, California. Some 700 men and women were told to pack up their belongings but left behind over 400 tons of garbage and a couple tons of human waste.

Artist Mike Sheehan uses the tip of his coloroed pencil to measure as he draws model Stephanie Shaw during a recent modeling session in Costa Mesa. Art studio owner Mark Cummings tapes off where Stephanie Shaw is standing during one of her nude sessions with several artists at Cummings' studio in Costa Mesa.

Bartlett also floated the idea of placing a single 400-bed homeless camp in Irvine, though it's unclear if the board will consider that option. The proposals come days after supervisors voted to spend more than $70 million on permanent housing for the county's growing homeless population, and to establish the three temporary shelters in the interim.

The 19th annual Santa Barbara Heart Ball, a fundraiser supporting the American Heart Association, will be held Saturday, April 28, starting at 5:30 p.m. with a social hour and silent auction. The program begins at 7 p.m., followed by dinner and dancing.

Orange County Supervisor Michelle Steel on Wednesday withdrew her support for placing a homeless shelter on the site of an abandoned landfill in Huntington Beach - just two days after voting to direct county staff to develop a plan for emergency shelters on county-owned land there and at two other cities. The plan prompted significant backlash, with the Huntington Beach City Council authorizing the city attorney during a closed session Monday to take any necessary legal action to stop it.

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