Orange County lost 1,400 jobs in the August, but the unemployment rate stayed steady at 4.2 percent. That’s according to a report issue on Friday by the state Employment Development Department. Between […]
Jobless rate for OC steady at 4.2%
Retorts: Next wave will be on two wheels
Back before you got your driver’s license, and then your first car, the first wave of independence you rode was on your bicycle. In elementary school, and maybe even for a while […]
HB Pier lights up for 2028 Olympic bid
The iconic Huntington Beach Pier will be lit up Tuesday and Wednesday nights to celebrate the final announcement of Los Angeles as the host city for the 2028 Summer Olympic games. Surf […]
Two police officers and suspect shot
SECOND UPDATE: A report from the Orange County Sheriff’s Department stated Friday that the incident Thursday involving two officers and a suspect being shot was a “friendly fire” incident. One officer was […]
Budget restores Sunday library hours
By Jim Tortolano Sunday hours at the Central Library will be restored, thanks to the 2017-18 municipal budget approved by the Huntington Beach City Council on Tuesday night. The council voted 5-0-2 […]
“City of Kindness” pledge is proclaimed
The City of Huntington Beach wants to be a catalyst of kindness in the United States by inspiring residents, community organizations, schools, and local businesses to help create a kinder, more gracious […]
Ready to retire? Stay put in HB and GG
Thinking of a really nice place to retire? Well, relax. You are probably already there. In a report made public this week by the Employee Benefit Research Institute, Huntington Beach and Garden […]
Budget: Sunday library hours, body cams
A $361.2 million budget for fiscal year 2017-2018 that includes funding for Sunday hours at the Central Library and additional body cameras and smart phones for police will be the subject of […]
Donations collected for Harvey victims
People in West Orange County are rallying to send aid to those affected by Hurricane Harvey, which wreaked havoc in Texas and Louisiana this week. The following businesses and organizations are collecting […]
New housing tract, open space advance
A housing project more than 20 years in the making could finally be happening. According to the City of Huntington Beach’s Community Development Department, construction plans for a tract of 111 single-family […]
