By Jim Tortolano Orange County Tribune The latest results of the voting on Measures A and B before Huntington Beach voters confirmed what early returns indicated: the city council’s actions regarding the […]
From a staff writer Voters in Huntington Beach are handing the city council a message in the early returns from Tuesday’s special election: hands off our libraries. Citizen-initiated ballot Measures A and […]
By Jim Tortolano Orange County Tribune After hours of public comments on both sides of the issues, the Huntington Beach City Council voted unanimously in favor of a resolution “affirming that the […]
A little of this, a little of that … Could It Be Mall Over Dept: I read that one of the major owners of the troubled Westminster Mall is putting its property […]
By Miles Gaskin/Orange County Tribune One day after President Donald Trump staked out a hard line on immigration, the Huntington Beach City Council took its own action on undocumented workers. On Tuesday […]
Three high-profile items are on the agenda for Tuesday’s meeting of the Huntington Beach City Council. First will be a petition to call an election to repeal from the municipal code the […]
Just before the Huntington Beach City Council was poised to decide on whether to have management of the city library system taken over by a private firm, the proposal was … put […]
By Brian Guevara/Orange County Tribune Councilmember Natalie Moser’s request for transparency on the Huntington Beach City Council’s plan to relocate “obscene” materials in the library was unsuccessful at Tuesday’s meeting. The vote […]
The question of what sort of content should be in the city’s library system and who should have access to it will be back front and center at Tuesday’s meeting of the […]
By Daniella Moreau/Orange County Tribune Library materials containing sexual content will be reviewed and re-cataloged in a new policy adopted by the Huntington Beach City Council at Tuesday’s meeting. The policy passed […]
