It was 118 years ago that the first celebration of the Fourth of July in Huntington Beach was held and the tradition continues next month with five days of events with an […]
Strike up the band for July 4th
Senior housing project proposed
The upwards journey of Huntington Beach’s skyline could continue as the city and community consider a huge senior housing project proposed to be built at the southwest corner of Bolsa Chica street […]
It’s the HBUHSD Class of ’23
It’s nearly June and graduation is just around the corner for students in the Huntington Beach Union High School District. Here’s the schedule as posted by the HBUHSD. Edison: Wednesday, June 14 […]
Hit-and-run claims a life
A 51-year-old Huntington Beach man is dead after a hit-and-run incident early Monday morning. According to Jessica Cuchilla, public information officer for the HBPD, the incident took place around 4 a.m. on […]
City wins $22.4 mill judgment
A payment of $22.4 million – plus interest – is coming to the City of Huntington Beach after the city’s court victory in a case about a loan made to developers back […]
Silence hasn’t got a prayer
Traditions sometimes have a powerful momentum. The practice of giving a religious invocation before meetings of the Huntington Beach City Council rolled right over the idea of substituting a moment of silence […]
Pulling the plug on OC Power
Huntington Beach will be the latest government agency to leave the troubled Orange County Power Authority. At Tuesday night’s meeting of the City Council a motion to direct the city manager to […]
HBPD plans DUI checkpoint
The Huntington Beach Police Department will hold a DUI Checkpoint on Thursday, June 1, from 6 p.m. to 2 a.m. at an undisclosed location within the city limits. Checkpoint locations are chosen […]
How much exposure is OK?
When it came right down to it, support for the proposed new nudity ordinance was as thin as a wet T-shirt. On Tuesday night, the Huntington Beach City Council decided 7-0 to […]
Mayor in charge of invocations
By Jim Tortolano/Orange County Tribune Each meeting of the Huntington Beach City Council begins with a religious invocation and not only will that continue, but the mayor will be the sole selector […]
