By Daniella Moreau/Orange County Tribune New regulations aimed at curbing problems with the rising number of electric bikes was approved on first reading by the Huntington Beach City Council on Tuesday night. […]
New e-bike rules are approved
$1.1 million for Nav Center
An allocation of $1.45 million in state money is coming to Huntington Beach, most of it to support the city’s Navigation Center for the homeless. The funding was sponsored by State Sen. […]
Anti-Semitic flyers distributed
An anti-Semitic incident took place in Huntington Beach in which a color paper flyer was distributed to homes in the southeast area of the city on Wednesday morning. The flyer carried […]
Charter panel approved, 4-3
A divided Huntington Beach City Council voted Tuesday night to form an ad hoc council committee to recommend proposed changes to the city charter. The vote was split along familiar lines, with […]
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 […]
State v. H. Beach on housing
By Jim Tortolano/Orange County Tribune The ongoing legal battle between the State of California and City of Huntington Beach heated up this week when Gov. Gavin Newsom and Attorney General Rob Bonta […]
Housing plan is defeated, 4-3
The long-running drama of whether the Huntington Beach City Council would approve a state-mandated housing element for Surf City’s general plan finally came to a conclusion on Tuesday night. Councilmember Casey McKeon, […]
Rainbow flag ban approved
By Jim Tortolano/Orange County Tribune After three hours of divided – and at some times, emotional – public comments, the Huntington Beach City Council on Tuesday night did what it was widely […]
The new council’s 4-3 splits
By Jim Tortolano/Orange County Tribune A raise for City Attorney Michael Gates was not the only action the sharply-divided Huntington Beach City Council took on Tuesday evening. The council voted 4-3 – […]
New majority to make its mark
The new conservative majority on the Huntington Beach City Council is poised to make its mark at the next meeting of the council on Tuesday, Dec. 20. In addition to several routine […]
