The bridge will remain on the county’s transportation master plan until November, when alternate traffic mitigation plans will be presented.
Tag: Don Hansen
Posted inGovernment, Investigative, Top Stories, Transportation
OCTA Delays Final Decision on the ‘Phantom’ Bridge
A consensus couldn’t be reached to kill the 19th Street Bridge project in Costa Mesa because many board members had left the lengthy meeting by the time the issue came up.
Posted inHuntington Beach
Huntington Beach Amends Ban on Dog and Cat Store Sales
Instead of immediately banning sales at retail outlets, the City Council majority now wants to phase in the law over two years.
Posted inHuntington Beach
Huntington Beach Considers Reorganizing Police Department
The plan would mean a “huge backlog” of domestic violence cases and police not responding to most non-injury traffic accidents.
Posted inHuntington Beach
HB Council Debates Fireworks Ban
Most council members support lifting the ban, despite strong
objections from the city’s fire and police chiefs.
Posted inHuntington Beach
New HB Mayor Wants Legal Fireworks, Pension Tax Vote
Don Hansen, who became mayor Monday, also wants a citywide
charity and preservation of youth sports fields.
Posted inCountywide, Huntington Beach, Investigative, Top Stories, Transportation
An Overflowing Ballot in Huntington Beach
There are 21 candidates seeking four open Huntington Beach City
Council seats. One official slate and one competing unofficial
slate, however, represent most of the frontrunners.
Posted inHuntington Beach, Investigative, Politics & Elections
Huntington Beach Measure O Debate Is Another Skirmish in an Ongoing Battle
Supporters of a ballot measure for dedicated infrastructure
improvement funds say unions want to kill it. Opponents, meanwhile,
call the measure a Republican ploy.
Posted inHuntington Beach, Investigative, Politics & Elections
Measure O Battle Heats Up in Huntington Beach
Councilman Devin Dwyer rails against a newspaperlike slate
mailer opposed to the measure, which would set aside 15 percent of
the city’s general fund for infrastructure maintenance.
Posted inHuntington Beach, Norberto Santana Jr.
Huntington Beach Council Changes Tune on Accident Fees
City Council strikes down proposal that would have made visitors
to the city pay fees if they were at fault in accidents requiring
emergency response.
