As part of the City’s response to the pandemic last year, the city authorized the temporary closure of the second block of Main Street to
Active transportation, such as biking and walking, is growing in popularity in Huntington Beach as more people live, work and shop locally. As residents gravitate
The City Council voted unanimously to analyze whether street safety could be enhanced by reducing vehicle speed limits in areas of high danger of traffic
The City Council has approved a conceptual plan for the redesign of Edison Park in the southeast area of Huntington Beach. This nearly 40-acre park
In December 2021, Public Works installed traffic and bike lane enhancements on Delaware Street, under Phase 1 of a larger project to reimagine the layout,
The Circuit HB Downtown Shuttle Service is fast, fun and free. This service began in July 2021 as a pilot program and has recently been
When tragedy strikes, volunteers from the Trauma Intervention Program or TIP are there. Surviving or witnessing a traumatic event can have lasting impacts on individuals,
There is an old adage, “You can’t manage what you can’t measure.” To that end, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) requires
At the December 7 City Council meeting, Mayor Barbara Delgleize welcomed Ben Barker from California Municipal Finance Authority (CMFA) to present checks totaling more than
On December 15, the City’s Community Services and Senior Center Team delivered the first round of meal funds to Emerald Cove residents. These meal funds
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