By Zia Zografos/Orange County Tribune Edison Community Park upgrade plans have been halted due to community pushback. Plans to proceed with the reconfiguration of Edison Park, located on Hamilton Avenue and Magnolia […]
Edison Park plans withdrawn
Voters to decide on pot tax
By Zia Zografos/Orange County Tribune Huntington Beach voters will be presented with the opportunity to vote on a cannabis business tax on the June statewide primary ballot. Since Proposition 64 legalized marijuana […]
Annexation study to proceed
By Zia Zografos Plans for a possible annexation of the currently unincorporated Bolsa Chica State Ecological Reserve is under consideration. On Tuesday night, the Huntington Beach City Council voted 6-1 with Councilmember […]
February deadlines for recall try
By Zia Zografos The effort to recall five members of Huntington Beach’s city council continues to be pushed forward by the “Save Surf City” group. Mayor Kim Carr, council members Dan Kalmick, […]
Main St. facelift plans advance
By Zia Zografos Huntington Beach will be extending its temporary closure of Main Street to continue assessing plans for an all-new redesign of Main Street. The city council voted 6-1 with councilmember […]
Special ed system on agenda
By Zia Zografos A new special education information system may soon be implemented by Huntington Beach Union High School District for students with special needs. The matter will before the HBUHSD Board […]
Squid Game, go-go boots, fairies
By Zia Zografos The usual cast of creatures are on the prowl in Orange County’s Halloween costume scene, but there are some hot, new, character-inspired costumes people cannot get enough of. The […]
Townhome project approved
By Zia Zografos A new 18-unit, two-story townhome development in Huntington Beach will soon be built on the east side of Cameron Lane and south of Slater Avenue. The planning commission unanimously […]
Oil spill is slowing business
Downtown is affected by the impact of disaster By Zia Zografos Businesses in downtown Huntington Beach are experiencing a slow down in light of the oil spill that poured onto the beaches […]
City’s fleet will be going green
By Zia Zografos Huntington Beach will plan to transition its entire 900 vehicle fleet to alternative fuel, the city council voted 5-1 at Tuesday night’s council meeting with Councilmember Erik Peterson voting […]
