Newport Beach’s new city manager will begin when the current city manager retires with an extra year’s salary at the end of 2025 – meaning the city will effectively be paying two city manager salaries next year.
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Newport Beach City Manager to Retire a Year Early With Large Severance
Newport Beach City Manager Grace Leung’s employment contract was supposed to end in 2026, but a new agreement bumped up her retirement to December 2025 with a severance equal to a full year’s pay.
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Newport Beach Residents Criticize New Farmers Market Operator
Newport Beach City Council members are facing mixed reactions from residents after selecting a new operator for the Corona del Mar Farmers Market, as the current agreement comes to an end.
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Free Things to Do in OC: History Talks and Creative Makerspaces
A talk on Mexican-American Baseball history at the Anaheim Central Library and open hours at the Huntington Beach Public Library’s makerspace are among many free, family-friendly events offered through public libraries and OC Parks this weekend.
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Free Things to Do: Family Art, Fitness Hikes and Gardening Workshops in OC
Two gardening talks at public library branches and a family art program at the Laguna Beach Library are among many free, family-friendly events offered through public libraries and OC Parks this weekend.
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Free Things to Do: Scenic Hikes, Movie Screenings and Teen Events in OC
A cardio hike in the Red Rock Wilderness and a money management workshop for teens are among many free, family-friendly events offered through public libraries and OC Parks this weekend.
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Environmental Groups Raise Concerns Over OC School District Property Lease Near Banning Ranch
The Coastal Corridor Alliance is calling out the Newport-Mesa Unified School District over concerns that the proposed lease of an 11-acre property next to the Randall Preserve violates the state’s Surplus Land Act.
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Newport Beach Clashes With State Over Offshore Moorings Pricing
State agencies have rejected Newport Beach’s attempts to alter the cost and layout of offshore mooring fields in Newport Harbor — permanent spaces where community members store their boats in the water.
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OC’s Youngest Minds Explore Local Wildlife
Families pour in monthly to Newport Beach to give their children a view of various animals in OC.
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Mesa Water Officials Consider Video Streaming Meetings
The public could soon watch the Mesa Water District from home as the board considers video live streaming their meetings.
