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  • Huntington Beach to Screen Children’s Library Books for Inappropriate Sexual Content
    Huntington Beach to Screen Children’s Library Books for Inappropriate Sexual Content
    The city council voted to create a 21-member panel of community members who will be given oversight of the books in the city’s five libraries.
    October 18, 2023BY Micaela Ricaforte
  • Huntington Beach Approves 90-Day Plan to End Homelessness
    Huntington Beach Approves 90-Day Plan to End Homelessness
    The Huntington Beach City Council unanimously approved April 4 a 90-day plan to end homelessness, first initiated by ...
    April 10, 2023BY Rudy Blalock
  • Huntington Beach Seeks to Dismiss State Housing Lawsuit
    Huntington Beach Seeks to Dismiss State Housing Lawsuit
    The City of Huntington Beach filed new court documents April 3 asking an Orange County Superior Court judge ...
    April 6, 2023BY Rudy Blalock
  • Hundreds Soak in the New Year at the Annual Surf City Splash
    Hundreds Soak in the New Year at the Annual Surf City Splash
    The 23rd Annual Surf City Splash—where hundreds of costume-clad people race into the ocean for a dip to ...
    January 4, 2023BY Julianne Foster
  • Conservative Majority Takes Over Huntington Beach City Council
    Conservative Majority Takes Over Huntington Beach City Council
    The Huntington Beach City Council flipped to a majority of conservatives Dec. 6, when four newly elected members—Casey ...
    December 7, 2022BY Julianne Foster
  • Working Together Brings Victory Within Reach for 4 Huntington Beach City Council Candidates
    Working Together Brings Victory Within Reach for 4 Huntington Beach City Council Candidates
    Conservative candidates running for four open seats on Huntington Beach’s City Council have been working as a team ...
    November 11, 2022BY Julianne Foster
  • More than 100 People Vie for Vacant Huntington Beach Council Seat
    More than 100 People Vie for Vacant Huntington Beach Council Seat
    More than 110 people submitted applications to join Huntington Beach City Council following the resignation of former Mayor ...
    June 16, 2021BY Jack Bradley
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