By Jim Tortolano Orange County Tribune A pain-killing supplement which critics have called a dangerous addictive drug may be banned for sale in Huntington Beach if three members of the city council […]
Ban on kratom sales proposed
Complaints on donations to be filed, the city council decides
By Miles Gaskin Orange County Tribune The Huntington Beach City Council voted 6-0 on Tuesday night to request that the nonprofit group “Friends of the Huntington Beach Public Library” be investigated by […]
Starting a charter city alliance?
By Miles Gaskin Orange County Tribune Continuing to lean into Surf City’s status as a charter city, the Huntington Beach City Council acted to join an alliance with similar municipalities. On Tuesday […]
City Council vacancy to be filled
The selection of a candidate to fill a vacancy on the city council tops the agenda of the Huntington Beach City Council when it meets on Tuesday. Upon the election of Councilmember […]
City manager appointment, decision on library elections
The appointment of a permanent city manager and decisions on how to respond to citizen initiatives on the management of the city library system are on the agenda for Tuesday’s meeting of […]
‘Symphony of Flowers’ wins the approval of city council
The decision on approving a plaque featuring the letters “ M A G A” to be displayed at the Central Library wasn’t the only action on a contentious issue made at Tuesday’s […]
HB city atty. off to Washington
Michael Gates, Huntington Beach’s city attorney, will be leaving Surf City and going to work for the United States Department of Justice. Gates, 49, first elected to the city attorney’s post in […]
Surf City’s latest legal setback
The City of Huntington Beach has suffered yet another courtroom setback in its legal battle with the State of California over housing mandates. Last week the U.S. Court of Appeals issued a […]
