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 […]
12 arrests at “White Lives” rally
Good news for bicycle fans
While most of the attention at Monday’s meeting of the Huntington Beach City Council was focused on the city’s growing image – to some – of being a hotbed of racist activity, […]
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 […]
Battling bias is on council agenda
Two items on the agenda for Monday’s meeting of the Huntington Beach City Council are concerned with the city’s growing reputation as a focus for white supremacist activity and hate crimes. Mayor […]
A tale of two (or more) cities
If you want to find one, all-encompassing picture of Huntington Beach, Orange County’s fourth-largest city, you’ll have to dig further than just the image of a surfboard stuck in the sand, with […]
More “Zoom” council meetings
Virtual meetings of the Huntington Beach City Council will continue for a while after two members of the council expressed their objections to wearing masks. The council had a special meeting Monday […]
Cap on food delivery fees fails
The coronavirus pandemic brought the business of delivering food to your house from a mere convenience to one that seemed almost necessary to survival. Considering how much commerce was going out the […]
Re-imagined July 4 repeated?
The annual Fourth of July Parade has been a feature of each summer in Surf City until it was cancelled and re-imagined in 2020 because of the coronavirus pandemic. Despite the advances […]
Pension bond plan approved
A controversial measure to deal with the long-term financial costs of unfunded employee pension liabilities was approved by a divided Huntington Beach City Council on Monday night. The council voted 4-3 (with […]
Pension bonds go before council
The sale of taxable pension obligation bonds to reduce or eliminate the city’s unfunded pension obligations will go before the Huntington Beach City Council when it meets in virtual session on Monday, […]
