KXFM Candidate Forum Questions & Answers — 2026

Compare KXFM’s 10 published yes-or-no questions and the answers from eight Laguna Beach City Council candidates at the September 8 forum.

Laguna Beach Election 2026 · Candidate forum Completed forum

KXFM Candidate Forum Questions & Answers — 2026

Held Tuesday, September 8, 2026 at 5:30 p.m. potluck; 6:30 p.m. forum at Neighborhood Congregational Church, Bridge Hall.

Date and timeTuesday, September 8, 2026 · 5:30 p.m. potluck; 6:30 p.m. forum
RaceLaguna Beach City Council and LBUSD School Board

KXFM’s published results

Where eight City Council candidates stood

KXFM published the following 10 yes-or-no questions after its September 8 forum. So Laguna transcribed the answers into a searchable, mobile-friendly format; these are KXFM’s reported results, not So Laguna characterizations.

Source note: Transcribed from the results graphic in KXFM’s Facebook post. The graphic labels Edward Bayuk “Edwin”; So Laguna uses the name appearing on the City’s official candidate list. KXFM did not include Joy Berry in this published results chart.

View KXFM’s original results postSee KXFM’s forum reel

Location and directions

Neighborhood Congregational Church, Bridge Hall

340 St Ann’s Drive, Laguna Beach, CA 92651

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Candidate directory

Candidates in both forum races

Open a profile for sourced background, priorities, campaign links and public records. All qualified candidates are shown; this directory does not confirm attendance at this event.

Forum record

The KXFM forum was held September 8 as a joint City Council and School Board candidate program. KXFM later published a 10-question yes-or-no summary for eight participating City Council candidates and a short Facebook reel. So Laguna has not verified a complete replay of the full program.

The City listed this independently hosted forum after the organizer affirmed that candidates were offered equal time and opportunity to appear. The listing was not City sponsorship or endorsement.

Recording and recap: KXFM has published a 10-question candidate-results summary and an official Facebook reel from the September 8 forum. So Laguna has not verified a complete audio or video replay of the full program.

Organizer and voter guide

About KXFM

KXFM is an FCC-licensed nonprofit community radio station founded in 2012. It describes its role as a creative commons and civic utility for Laguna Beach and Orange County. Laguna Radio Inc. identifies itself as a 501(c)(3), EIN 46-0768058.

Why review it?

KXFM’s published results let voters compare eight City Council candidates across the same 10 yes-or-no questions. The joint forum also included the LBUSD School Board race.

What subjects were covered?

  • Restaurant taxes and downtown parking
  • Village Entrance art and eBike kiosks
  • Roundabouts and the Community Land Trust
  • St. Catherine’s and affordable housing
  • Laguna Canyon Road undergrounding
  • Cannabis dispensaries and financial support for KXFM

How were questions gathered?

The forum has concluded. KXFM published a 10-question City Council candidate-results graphic and a short Facebook reel, but So Laguna has not verified a complete replay of the full program. KXFM’s contact page lists office and studio phone numbers.

Contact the organizer →

Funding and endorsements

KXFM’s event page expressly states that it does not endorse or oppose candidates appearing at the forum. Its financial-transparency section links an IRS Form 990 and annual impact report.

Quick answers

KXFM candidate forum questions and answers FAQ

Did KXFM publish its candidate questions and answers?

Yes. KXFM published a graphic reporting how eight City Council candidates answered 10 yes-or-no questions. So Laguna transcribed those results into the native comparison summary on this page and links to KXFM’s original Facebook post.

When was the 2026 KXFM candidate forum?

The KXFM candidate forum was held September 8, 2026 at Neighborhood Congregational Church in Laguna Beach. The potluck began at 5:30 p.m. and the forum began at 6:30 p.m.

Which races were included in the KXFM forum?

The joint program included candidates for the Laguna Beach City Council and the Laguna Beach Unified School District Board of Education.

Did KXFM publish the complete forum video?

Not that So Laguna has verified. KXFM published a short organizer-produced Facebook reel and a separate candidate-results post, but neither is presented here as a complete replay of the full program.

Verification: Schedule details follow the City Clerk’s official 2026 forum list and the linked organizer source. Last checked October 24, 2026. Research and page maintenance by Michael Kovach for the So Laguna Neighborhood Association.