Huntington Beach police are again asking for the public’s help in locating the vehicle sought in a fatal hit-and-run accident that took place in January of this year. According to the HBPD, […]
Public’s aid asked in hit-n-run
A crackdown on PCH speeders
Pacific Coast Highway through Huntington Beach provides one of the most beautiful panoramas in the West Coast. However, its long, gently curving path tempts some motorists to dangerously race and speed along […]
Body is found in oil field
An investigation is underway into the cause of death of a man found Monday afternoon in an oil field in Huntington Beach. According to Lt. Brian Smith of the HBPD, a local […]
Housing rule challenge shelved
A proposal to go to court to challenge a ruling that would require Huntington Beach to create zoning to allow for over 13,000 new housing units was postponed indefinitely Monday night by […]
A challenge to housing goal?
A proposal to appeal the determination of the Southern California Association of Governments that Huntington Beach should plan to build over 13,000 new housing units is on the agenda for Monday’s meeting […]
Unity, diversity, music & more
Several hundred people gathered in Huntington Beach’s Central Park on Sunday for a “CommUNITY Pop Up Picnic” to celebrate diversity in the community and to condemn bigotry and prejudice. The event […]
Man held on molestation charges
A local school district employee from Huntington Beach was arrested Thursday morning on charges of sexual contact with a minor. According to Lt. Brian Smith of the HBPD, the suspect is Charles […]
CommUNITY picnic on Sunday
A “CommUNITY Pop Up Picnic” is planned for Sunday at Central Park in Huntington Beach, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. The City of Huntington Beach is sponsoring the event so residents […]
12 arrests at “White Lives” rally
UPDATE: The number of people arrested during Sunday’s “White Lives Matter” protest at the Huntington Beach Pier has been upgraded to 12. According to Lt. Brian Smith of the HBPD, a dozen […]
City council condemns racism
“Hate has no place in Huntington Beach,” said Mayor Kim Carr and she and the majority of the city council Monday night attempted to match words with actions by approving three items […]
