The most consequential decision to come out of the Huntington Beach City Council meeting Tuesday, Jan. 19, was a 5-2 vote in favor of rezoning a 29-acre property for housing and a hotel.

Peaceful transition of power is a cornerstone of liberal democracy California still lags behind in vaccinations Magnolia Tank Farm project is the right reuse for Huntington Beach Should Trump be ...

January 20 will mark a significant day, not only for the United States as Joe Biden is sworn in as our 46th president, but also for the 11 million undocumented immigrants in our country.

Out on the water, some ocean environmentalist say they are seeing lots of trash and wonder if it is because of the pandemic.

A man having a serious medical problem died at the Huntington Beach Navigation Center for the homeless on Tuesday morning, Jan. 19, police said. At about 5:00 a.m., a call for a 59-year-old man in ...

A Sunset Beach man was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence after a three-vehicle crash in Huntington Beach left two people dead Tuesday evening, Jan. 19. Eric Kinser, 35 ...

As the Democratic Party moves more toward socialism, immigrants from countries such as Cuba, Iran, Korea, Venezuela and Vietnam who disfavor such policies are likely to continue gravitating toward

Then, with time, patience and persuasion rather than bullying, we can begin once again to embrace what we have in common rather than that what has driven us apart.

At first, the body count was stunning. Eventually, it became numbing. Now, nearly a year after America’s first COVID fatality, about 2,400 Orange County residents are dead of coronavirus.

Like communities across the nation, Huntington Beach has suffered through the pandemic, impacting not only residents’ health, but wreaking havoc on the local economy and municipal finances.