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Staff on Tuesday shared highlights of the proposed 2024-25 budget, themed “When We All Pull Together,” balanced without drawing from the city’s reserve funds.
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Costa Mesa topped Estancia 115-75 for the All-Sports Cup in the overall points standings in the Battle for the Bell. The All-Sports Cup luncheon took place on Tuesday.
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A San Diego Superior Court judge ruled for the state Wednesday in its housing battle with Huntington Beach. City leaders vowed to appeal.
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Both events will be held this Saturday, May 18. Trellis is accepting volunteer sign-ups until Saturday morning at the respective city halls.
The UC Irvine administration asked for law enforcement agencies from neighboring cities to respond to a pro-Palestinian protest Wednesday.
Police have opened an investigation into the death of a Huntington Beach man who sustained injuries from a traffic collision while riding his bike in Fountain Valley early Sunday.
City of Hope Seacliff held a ribbon-cutting ceremony Tuesday and will begin serving patients next week.
First looks at the project for the public appeared at the Newport Beach Board of Library Trustees meeting in January. Residents raised concerns then and at Tuesday night’s meeting about the removal of two trees.
The Spring Garden Art Faire held at Corona del Mar’s Sherman Library & Gardens on Saturday drew more than 450 guests to view the works of 21 artists.
Vicente Anzu and four others committed grand theft to fraudulently acquire a home on Wards Terrace in Laguna Beach, according to court papers filed by police.
City leaders passed an urgency ordinance in November to assist tenants displaced through no fault of their own. Six months in, the program is beginning to show progress, but work remains.
The state Joint Legislative Audit Committee voted Tuesday in Sacramento to take a look at the settlement.
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The defense attorney for Cynthia Roberta Strange deflects the blame, saying it was her client’s sister, Amy Hamilton, who had “2 million reasons” to see their mother dead.
Gina Clayton-Tarvin sued the city of Huntington Beach last year after it denied her request to review the multimillion-dollar settlement with air show operator Code Four.
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