Do you like to see things explode or hear things go BOOM! If you’re in Stanton, that amusement could cost you up to $80,000. Interested in the idea of being humiliated in […]
Cities crack down on illegal fireworks
New development director is hired
By Jim Tortolano A new community development director has been approved for Huntington Beach. On a 7-0 vote on Monday night, the City Council voted to hire Ursula Luna-Reynosa – most recently […]
Fire agencies unite to battle blaze
Firefighters from four cities united to extinguish a fire in a single family home in Huntington Beach on Friday morning. According to Marco Tello of the HBFD, the blaze was at a […]
HB, Westminster join in homeless help
Huntington Beach will be one of the the north Orange County cities offering to provide additional shelter to the homeless, but the location won’t be in Surf City. On Wednesday, Anaheim, Huntington […]
New development director on agenda
The hiring of a new director of community development tops the agenda for Monday’s meeting of the Huntington Beach City Council. Ursula Luna-Reynosa – most recently the community development director for the […]
Joblessness rate steady at 2.6 percent
Unemployment in Orange County remained at an historically low 2.6 percent in May, according to a report released Friday by the state Employment Development Department. The jobless rate in April was also […]
Serial rapist denied parole for 7 years
Parole has been denied to a man who has been convicted of numerous sexual offenses, including 12 counts of forcible rape, many in Huntington Beach and Fountain Valley. According to the Orange […]
City Council passes the 2018-19 budget
By Jim Tortolano On a second try, the 2018-19 municipal budget was passed by the Huntington Beach City Council on Monday night. The council voted 7-0 to approve the spending plan. The […]
Key votes coming on Election Day
From Tribune staff reports The primary election on Tuesday is not expected to draw a huge turnout, but there will be many interested local parties with potentially historic changes on the line. […]
Veterans honored; plane lands on street
Sixth grade students from Murdy Elementary School in Garden Grove concluded a yearlong study about the power of gratitude with a special celebration on Thursday, May 31 that honored a group of […]
