The carcass of a gray whale was found in the Bolsa Chica tidal inlet on Thursday, Feb. 8, with authorities on site to investigate the death of the marine mammal. Huntington Beach resident Eric Meyer was riding his bike near Seapoint Avenue in Huntington Beach when he spotted what looked […] Read More
California’s lawsuit against Huntington Beach, which accused the city of defying state efforts to ease the housing crisis, appears to be back on a fast track after the suit was temporarily halted by a Superior Court judge in November. A three-judge panel at California’s 4th Circuit Court of Appeal instructed […] Read More
California’s lawsuit against Huntington Beach, which accused the city of defying state efforts to ease the housing crisis, appears to be back on a fast track after the suit was temporarily halted by a Superior Court judge in November. A three-judge panel at California’s 4th Circuit Court of Appeal instructed […] Read More
Support our high school sports coverage by becoming a digital subscriber. Subscribe now A second standout player on Mater Dei’s girls basketball team watched from the sideline Tuesday night in an ankle boot as the Monarchs played at improving Rosary. Sophomore sharp-shooter Kaeli Wynn joined Addison Deal on the out-of-action list […] Read More
An Orange County judge on Thursday, Dec. 28, denied an attempt to prevent Huntington Beach from putting a charter amendment measure on the March ballot asking voters whether they wish to implement voter ID and other reforms. In his ruling, Judge Nico Dourbetas wrote that the courts generally don’t do pre-election […] Read More
A magnitude 3.4 earthquake hit underneath Huntington Beach on Friday night, rattling some nerves. The earthquake struck at 9:52 p.m., with an epicenter just east of Newland Elementary School. According to the U.S. Geological Survey, there was light shaking at the epicenter as defined by the Modified Mercalli Intensity Scale, […] Read More
Just three months after being elected to the Huntington Beach City Council, its new conservative majority voted to bar the rainbow flag from flying over City Hall each spring in celebration of Pride Month. The prior council’s decision in 2021 to start raising the flag on city property — though […] Read More
Just three months after being elected to the Huntington Beach City Council, its new conservative majority voted to bar the rainbow flag from flying over City Hall each spring in celebration of Pride Month. The prior council’s decision in 2021 to start raising the flag on city property — though […] Read More
Families got into the Halloween spirit at Huntington Beach’s Falloween celebration Saturday at Worthy Park. Kids decorated pumpkins and bags for trick-or-treating, enjoyed the Creepy Crawly Reptile Show and had other fun. Related Articles Local News | Boos!Letter: Halloween concerts, cocktails and a haunted car wash Local News | From […] Read More
HUNTINGTON BEACH — The Huntington Beach girls volleyball team had to come from far behind to win an extended first set against Alemany in the opening round of pool play in Division 1 of the CIF SS playoffs on Wednesday at Huntington Beach High School. The comeback seemed to ignite […] Read More
An Orange County man played unwitting host to an early Memorial Day pool party, and it was a wild one — literally. After awaking to his pet Labrador retriever, Hank, “going crazy,” Huntington Beach resident Jim Sena went to check his backyard, where he spied a masked intruder. Looking out […] Read More
Artists painted faces and created balloon animals. A food truck sold tacos. Kids ambled past bookshelves until something piqued their interest, then stopped to read. Families lined up for live performances. Everyone who attended the Huntington Beach Central Library’s Summer Reading Carnival kickoff event last Saturday morning seemed as happy […] Read More
Even while on summer break from college, Elizabeth Lovat did not stray from the water. A former aquatics standout at Huntington Beach High School, Lovat was serving as a city lifeguard before her planned return for her senior year at Iona University in New Rochelle, N.Y., in August. The work […] Read More
As a new wave of COVID-19 infections hits the region, the Huntington Beach City Council voted this week to ban the implementation of COVID vaccine and mask requirements in the city. The City Council approved the motion, which was introduced by Mayor Pro Tem Gracey Van Der Mark, in a […] Read More
