By Jim Tortolano/Orange County Tribune Movement toward legalizing the retail sale and other commercial uses of cannabis products slowed at Tuesday’s meeting of the Huntington Beach City Council. What was at issue […]
Cannabis actions are slowing
Charter changes get July 5 vote
By Jim Tortolano/Orange County Tribune. It’s been said that the wheels of justice grind slowly; sometimes the vehicles of local government take their time arriving as well. After a meeting of Huntington […]
Voters to decide on pot tax
By Zia Zografos/Orange County Tribune Huntington Beach voters will be presented with the opportunity to vote on a cannabis business tax on the June statewide primary ballot. Since Proposition 64 legalized marijuana […]
Surf City going to green energy
By Zia Zografos Huntington Beach may now run on 100 percent renewable energy for many of its residential and commercial customers, as part of the Orange County Power Authority’s community choice energy […]
Main St. facelift plans advance
By Zia Zografos Huntington Beach will be extending its temporary closure of Main Street to continue assessing plans for an all-new redesign of Main Street. The city council voted 6-1 with councilmember […]
City’s fleet will be going green
By Zia Zografos Huntington Beach will plan to transition its entire 900 vehicle fleet to alternative fuel, the city council voted 5-1 at Tuesday night’s council meeting with Councilmember Erik Peterson voting […]
Bolton’s first full meet Tuesday
Rhonda Bolton, the newly-appointed seventh member of the Huntington Beach City Council, will be present next Tuesday for her first full meeting but that doesn’t mean the panel will be at full […]
No deal on city council vacancy
Unable to agree on which candidate should fill a vacant seat or whether to hold a special election, the Huntington Beach City Council voted Monday night to adjourn to another meeting within […]
Concert at air show OK for takeoff
Strike up the band(s). A “one-time pilot” music concert program to be held at the city beach in conjunction with the Great Pacific Airshow Oct. 1-2 was approved by the Huntington Beach […]
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 […]
