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Balboa Island

  • California’s 100-Year-Old Ferry Is on the Verge of Shutdown | Seymour Beek
    California’s 100-Year-Old Ferry Is on the Verge of Shutdown | Seymour Beek
    Siyamak sits down with Seymour Beek, president of Balboa Island Ferry, one of Southern California's oldest family-owned businesses. He discusses the new rules in California aimed at reducing emissions and ...
    November 25, 2023BY Siyamak Khorrami
  • Preserving Orange County’s Heritage: A Peek at Balboa Island Museum
    Preserving Orange County’s Heritage: A Peek at Balboa Island Museum
    NEWPORT BEACH, Calif.—Strolling along picturesque Marine Avenue on Balboa Island, with its towering lemon-scented eucalyptus trees and quaint ...
    February 3, 2022BY Lynn Hackman
  • Balboa Island Ferry to Temporarily Halt Vehicle Crossings
    Balboa Island Ferry to Temporarily Halt Vehicle Crossings
    NEWPORT BEACH, Calif.—The Balboa Island Ferry that carries pedestrians and vehicles across Newport Harbor and the Balboa Peninsula ...
    December 29, 2021BY Vanessa Serna
  • Three People Found Dead Inside Balboa Island Home Identified
    Three People Found Dead Inside Balboa Island Home Identified
    Officials on Oct. 26 identified three people found dead on Oct. 25 inside a Balboa Island residence in ...
    October 26, 2021BY Vanessa Serna
  • Balboa Island Joins Utility Undergrounding Trend
    Balboa Island Joins Utility Undergrounding Trend
    NEWPORT BEACH, Calif.—The Newport Beach City Council is moving forward with the formation of an assessment district for ...
    July 29, 2021BY Lynn Hackman
  • Legendary UCLA Football Coach Dies in Newport Beach Home
    Legendary UCLA Football Coach Dies in Newport Beach Home
    The most successful coach in University of California–Los Angeles (UCLA) football history, Terry Donahue, has died. The 77-year-old sports ...
    July 6, 2021BY Drew Van Voorhis
  • Newport Beach Considers Building Junior Lifeguard Headquarters Despite Funding Shortfall
    Newport Beach Considers Building Junior Lifeguard Headquarters Despite Funding Shortfall
    Newport Beach will consider raising its junior lifeguard program tuition to build a $4.9 million headquarters near the Balboa Pier, during its ...
    March 6, 2021BY Jack Bradley
  • Newport Beach Holds ‘Unofficial’ Christmas Boat Parade
    Newport Beach Holds ‘Unofficial’ Christmas Boat Parade
    Nearly 160 vessels, many bathed in decorative lights, participated in the first of three nights of the “Official ...
    December 18, 2020BY Alex Murashko
  • Newport Beach Set to Break Ground on New Fire Station
    Newport Beach Set to Break Ground on New Fire Station
    The City of Newport Beach is preparing to break ground on a new fire station to replace its ...
    November 28, 2020BY Jack Bradley
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