Magnolia Tank Farm, Huntington Beach and City Council
Huntington Beach council approves Magnolia Tank Farm housing project
Councilmember Pat Burns called the Magnolia Tank Farm project a responsible development. Burns said he looked for a reason to say no to the project and asked opponents to provide counter evidence regarding the site’s risk of exposing people to toxic chemicals. “Nobody could give me anything,” Burns said. “It was more emotion.”
Or what he thinks he deserves.” A joint statement from Studiocanal CEO Anna Marsh and executive producers Ron Halpern and Joe ...
"We've put in a lot of hours, summer practices, kids going to various camps during the summer. We've put in a lot of time," ...
Ronald Schroeder has pleaded not guilty to concealment of a human corpse in connection with the death of Seikeya Jones, 31.
Director Carey Perloff leads a large ensemble in the British playwright's latest play. Theater critic Jacquinn Sinclair ...
Riverside (0-3) meets Huntington (2-1) in a Mountain State Athletic Conference football game on Friday at Warriors Stadium ...
The proposal, which will be discussed at a public hearing on Oct. 8, would ban the devices during certain times.
It was Min who rode to the rescue of those combating the ill-advised and illegal charter amendment Measure “A” (Voter ID) ...
The City Council's conservative majority voted to sue California over the new law, which prevents school districts from ...
A prominent Huntington development firm and its CEO, Gregory DeRosa, are facing a litany of lawsuits, including one filed ...
Results that may be inaccessible to you are currently showing.
Hide inaccessible results
Feedback