The restaurant and retail industries faced severe challenges during the pandemic due to indoor dining and shopping restrictions. In June 2020, the City Council swiftly
Bipartisanship is very much alive when it comes to advocating for a reduction in jet noise over Huntington Beach. Congressional representatives Michelle Steel (R) and
On Monday, August 8, the City of Huntington Beach, along with local outdoor enthusiasts, celebrated the completion of recent improvements to Bluff Top Park and
Construction of the park space at the former Rodgers Seniors’ Center site continues to make progress. Since the former City facility closed, the Public Works
Can you believe it’s already August 2022? Summer is coming to a close and the weeks are quickly passing us by. Although the new school
In the United States, drowning is the leading cause of unintentional injury-related death for children ages one to four. Drowning is fast and silent, and
Starting this fall, the City will be starting the process of replacing 80-year-old street lights on Crest Avenue between 14th Street and Main Street, and
Fun uses for your library card – besides getting books! Over the next couple of weeks, we will be bringing you great perks offered by
From Human Resources and lease negotiations, to key performance indicators and utilizing a digital media strategy, launching a business in 2022 is more challenging than
Southern California is experiencing a blood shortage that is projected to continue throughout the remainder of the summer. Blood type O is most critical, but
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