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Delgleize is the new pro tem
Former Mayor Barbara Delgleize was chosen to serve as mayor pro tem at a special meeting of the Huntington Beach City Council Wednesday evening. Her selection – on a 6-0 vote – […]
Tito Ortiz announces: “I quit”
The most controversial member of the Huntington Beach City Council made the most surprising announcement of the year Tuesday night. He quit. Tito Ortiz, elected to the council in 2020 and chosen […]
In-person or virtual meetings?
Should the Huntington Beach City Council meetings return to an in-person format? At Monday’s meeting of the council, there will be an update on guidelines to move toward the traditional form of […]
Housing rule challenge shelved
A proposal to go to court to challenge a ruling that would require Huntington Beach to create zoning to allow for over 13,000 new housing units was postponed indefinitely Monday night by […]
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 […]
Ortiz to keep mayor pro tem post
By Jim Tortolano Tito Ortiz, the mayor pro tem of the Huntington Beach City Council, will get to keep his title after all. In a virtual meeting that lasted six hours […]
Ortiz faces losing pro tem post
Three members of the Huntington Beach City Council are proposing to strip Councilmember Tito Ortiz of his post of mayor pro tem. On the agenda for the council meeting on Monday, Feb. […]
Council condemns Capitol attack
A resolution condemning the storming of the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6 by right-wing extremists was approved by the Huntington Beach City Council Tuesday night. The text includes: “We condemn the seditious […]
Keep your distance for meetings
Starting next week, all meetings of the Huntington Beach City Council will be held virtually, using computers and other electronic devices to conduct the city’s business. “The health and safety of our […]
