SEAL BEACH POLICE The Seal Beach Police Department and Seal Beach Animal Control have launched a new coyote reporting portal at www.sealbeachca.gov/coyote, giving residents a fast, datadriven way to log sightings, encounters and aggressive behavior. Reports feed directly to Animal Control Officers (ACOs) and SBPD personnel, allowing staff to map hot spots, track trends and deploy education

GOLDEN AGE FOUNDATION The Golden Age Foundation sponsors a bi-monthly collection of donations to the Salvation Army. The next pick-up will be on June 14 at Amphitheater from 9:30 a.m.- 2:30 p.m. Large bags to put donations in are now available in the clubhouses, the LW Weekly News office and LW Library. In addition to giving residents a convenient venue to drop off donations, the program

CA DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE The California Department of Insurance issued a public service announcement last week warning California drivers about an increase in scams involving tow truck companies targeting car accident victims where vehicles are being held hostage for cash. The scam has become prevalent in Southern California, and the Department’s Inland Empire Automobile Insurance Fraud

planned that includes marches, period music and a few surprises. The Band of the California Battalion, a fully reenacted Civil War Brass Band, will provide an entertaining and informative program of music from the period when “instruments had character and characters had instruments!” The Band of the California Battalion is celebrating 30 years as an ensemble and has toured all over the

OC SUPERVISOR JANET NGUYEN Orange County Supervisor Janet Nguyen is proud to partner with Lestonnac Free Clinic to provide an eyeglasses clinic for residents of Leisure World. This special event will be held June 28 from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. in Clubhouse 6. The clinic will offer free eye exams, and the eyeglasses will be made on site. There are no income limits, and services are provided at no cost

SBPD Since 2020, the Seal Beach Police Department (SBPD) has dramatically expanded its public-facing communications, sharing hundreds of photos, videos, live-streamed ride-alongs, and question-and-answer sessions to give residents an unfiltered look at local policing. The goal remains clear: increase transparency, strengthen community relationships and ensure the public receives timely, accurate