You could compare it to the World Series or the Super Bowl, only with water and sunscreen rather than bats and pigskins. It’s the biggest event of its kind, and it’s the […]
Big league surfing comes to Surf City
Rodgers Center vote idea withdrawn
By Jim Tortolano The most interesting thing that happened at Monday’s Huntington Beach City Council meeting what was didn’t happen. Councilman Mike Posey had placed an item for consideration on the agenda […]
Police dog nabs burglary suspect
A police dog is being credited with an assist in the arrest of a suspect sought for burglary in Huntington Beach. According to the HBPD, officers received a call about a burglary […]
Fate of senior center up to voters?
Money matters will top the agenda of the Huntington Beach City Council when it meets Monday evening. Councilman Mike Posey is recommending that the council place on its Aug. 1 agenda an […]
HB moves to protect historic buildings
History buffs may rejoice as the Huntington Beach City Council took action on Nov. 3 to help preserve the community’s long-standing buildings. The council voted to approve a resolution establishing the Mills […]
Oil and encyclopedias
By Jim Tortolano Many people in the frigid winter regions of the Northeast dream about life on the sunny California shores. It’s been that way for over a century, and that’s the […]
The historic house on the hill
By Wayne Sherwood Any one who has ever shopped at Mother’s Market on Beach Boulevard, near Adams Avenue, has seen the beautiful Victorian house sitting on the bluff nearby. This splendid, Queen […]
The cities formerly known as ….
By Jim Tortolano It’s not just celebrities or serial spouses who change their names. Many a city – some of them big – trade in one monicker for another for a […]
Pier into the past of Surf City
By Wayne Sherwood Today many of the residents of Huntington Beach feel their world famous pier has always been there when, in fact, the first pier was built before Huntington Beach […]
