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Laguna Beach Moves Forward with $7.3MM Permanent Promenade Conversion

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Project clears final regulatory hurdle, construction set to begin February 2026 The City of Laguna Beach has awarded a $5.5 million construction contract to convert Lower Forest Avenue into a permanent pedestrian plaza, marking the transition from a temporary pandemic-era installation to a fully engineered civic space. The City Council approved the contract with Superb […]

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