At its March 1, 2022 meeting, the Huntington Beach City Council withdrew its previous approval of the Edison Park Conceptual Plan and asked city staff
The Huntington Beach Community Development Department just made life a little easier for those needing a permit and accessing permit records. The easy-to-access, electronic record
On Friday, February 11, the community came together to remember the positive impacts that the Michael E. Rodgers Seniors’ Center has had on the community.
On Friday, February 11, at 10 a.m., the City will remember the positive impacts that the Rodgers Seniors’ Center has had on our senior community
Pedestrian bridge adjacent to John H. Eader Elementary School closed temporarily for County project. The County of Orange has closed a pedestrian bridge spanning across
In an effort to improve street safety, the City will be modifying existing traffic signals at three intersections: Warner Avenue and Graham Street Warner Avenue
Update 2/1/2022: Based on the feedback received from the residents of Huntington Beach via survey, social media, and email, the City has opted to halt
Huntington Beach public works staff were hard at work replacing the metal railing along Bluff Top Park with wooden lodge poles.
The Huntington Beach Trails to the Sea project provides an opportunity to activate and make use of unused space along the Talbert Channel and Huntington
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
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