Editor’s Note
A reent rise in COVID-19 cases has prompted many clubs to cancel meetings and postpone activities. The LW Weekly recommends residents connect with clubs directly before venturing to a regular activity.
LW visited by LA Times columnist
Leisure World was visited by Los Angeles Times columnist Steve Lopez on April 1. Lopez spoke to memb...
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Boots on the Ground drill is April 17
DISASTER PREPAREDNESS
As many LW residents know, You’re On Your Own in the event of a disaster. As an initiative to minimize risk, testing for family radio communication is conducted by LW radio operators every Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. on Channel 13.0. The radio operators roll call in sequential order by Mutual number, which takes 15-20 minutes.
Residents can be part ...
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Intersection needs bigger conduit for new wiring
FACILITIES COMMITTEE
by Ruth Osborn
Communications Director
The GRF Facilities Committee ...
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Topic of newest podcast episode: changes to LW’s sole trac light
LEISURE WORLD DIRECT
Topic of newest podcast episode: changes to LW's sole trac light
The la...
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Caltrans: Lane closures for PCH paving to end mid-May
The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) began work in Seal Beach along State Route 1 (SR-1), also known as Pacific Coast Highway (PCH), on April 7.
Work includes pavement rehabilitation along the corridor starting at the Long Beach/Seal Beach city limits moving south towards the Huntington Beach/Seal Beach city limits.
Construction will continue until Tu...
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Security Update: QR Code Guest Entry Passes
One of the conveniences of the new gate system is the ability to send a QR code to a guest via their cell phone. This code can be scanned, allowing a staff to issue guest passes in a timely manner.
Recently, Security received reports that the QR codes are not being read by the scanner. The Security Department had a multidepartment meeting on April 8, and it was discovered...
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