By Jim Tortolano A plan to make it easier for some downtown businesses – primarily bars and restaurants – to stay open later was approved by the Huntington Beach City Council […]
Longer hours for bars, eateries eased
Hours for downtown bars, eateries mulled
A proposed revision to rules for downtown bars and restaurants will be on the agenda for Monday’s meeting of the Huntington Beach City Council. Council members will consider adopting a resolution that […]
Despite incidents, it was a safe 4th
By Jim Tortolano Police officers and firefighters had their hands full on the July 4 “long weekend” but overall it was considered a “very safe” celebration of the Independence Day holiday in […]
Report on July 4 issues on council agenda
A report on public safety issues that arose over the July 4 weekend will be presented at Monday’s meeting of the Huntington Beach City Council. The council’s regular session starts at 6 […]
EIR for possible hotel site gets OK
By Jim Tortolano Will the city’s hotel row be extended south along the coastline to Magnolia Street? A deal to prepare an environmental impact report for such a possibility was approved by […]
Fix-ups are coming to downtown
If you are worried that Huntington Beach’s downtown area is getting a little scruffy in places, help is on the way. The city council on Monday will hear a staff report on […]
Seasonal shuttle service approved
A seasonal spring-to-summer shuttle service connecting the city’s beachfront with inland locations was approved at Monday’s meeting of the Huntington Beach City Council. The council voted for a two-year agreement with Transportation […]
College-bound kids getting kudos
The Garden Grove Unified School District celebrated its college-bound students this week with a new website that highlights photos of graduating seniors along with their college and career plans. The website, www.ggusd.us/collegesigningday/, features College […]
$10,000 gift may help lure Olympics
By Jim Tortolano With an eye on the 2024 Summer Olympic Games, the Huntington Beach City Council approved a contribution of $10,000 to the city’s International Surfing Museum for its “Surfing Circle […]
Drought-fighting rules to be eased?
The drought is over. Sort of. At Monday’s meeting, the Huntington Beach City Council will be asked to end some water conservation measures and return to “permanent water conservation requirements.” In a […]
