Voters could elect a conservative supermajority or keep a split council as they also decide who will run the city’s elections moving forward.
Tag: Natalie Moser
Posted inPolitics & Elections
Who’s Running for Huntington Beach City Council?
Residents could see a conservative supermajority take the dais or reelect a split city council.
Posted inHuntington Beach
Huntington Beach Moves to Adopt Transgender & Sexuality Notification Law
In response to a state law prohibiting school districts from creating transgender notification policies, Huntington Beach City Council Members went the opposite direction.
Posted inEconomy
Huntington Beach to Publicly Discuss Controversial Airshow
This will be the first formal discussion Surf City leaders have had on the issue since residents got their first look at the controversial settlement agreement. It comes as state auditors are examining the settlement.
Posted inEconomy
How Did a Huntington Beach Air Show Become Embroiled in Controversy and Politics?
Recently released settlement documents show a majority of Surf City council members gave up thousands of parking spots and waived numerous fees in what critics call a politically motivated bad deal.
Posted inEducation
Huntington Beach Moves Ahead on Privatizing Library Management
Surf City is putting out a bid for companies who’d be interested in managing the city’s library system despite concerns raised by residents.
Posted inTop Stories
Huntington Beach Immigration Debate Spurs Calls to Refocus on City Issues
Amidst a debate over policies at the border, some city leaders called for a ban on any discussion of things beyond the city council’s purview. Others said the border situation directly impacts HB residents.
Posted inWater, Power & Waste
Surf City Picks Least Renewable Energy On Their Way Out of Green Power Agency
After voting to ditch the Orange County Power Authority in May, Surf City leaders are opting residents into the lowest renewable energy plan – arguing it will save costs for their planned exit.
Posted inHuntington Beach
HB City Council Majority Censures Natalie Moser; Removes Hate Crime Condemnation
Surf City Councilwoman Natalie Moser was censured after she publicly questioned if her colleague, Councilwoman Gracey Van Der Mark, was a holocaust denier last month.
Posted inEconomy
Surf City Leaders Unveil Budget Gap That Could Close Libraries, Shuttle Service
Huntington Beach leaders are looking at an over $7 million shortfall next year, and community services are taking a hard hit as the city attorney’s office picks up more funding.
