The Orange County coastal city is doubling down on free citywide transit even as a widening gap between parking revenue and operating costs forces a hard look at service cuts. Laguna Beach has committed to another half-decade of free public transit, but the math behind the deal is getting tighter. The City Council approved this […]
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