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The decision-making body, which will feature up to 21 members, received final approval on a 4-3 vote Tuesday night by the Huntington Beach City Council.

The City Council decided Tuesday to move forward with three measures, which contain a total of 17 charter amendments.

City staff will return with ballot measure language and materials at a later date, but the four amendments will be appearing on the November general ballot later this year.

The city is offering 50 parking spaces in a structure to Oak View residents, for $10 a month.

Huntington Beach Votes in New Mayor Pro Tem Huntington Beach city council unanimously voted June 2 to appoint Councilmember Barbara Delgleize as mayor pro tem following the resignation of Tito Ortiz. The vote occurred during a special meeting created in order to discuss filling the role vacated by Ortiz the day prior. After a number of public comments, Councilmember Erik Peterson nominated Delgleize to the position, citing her past experience on council and as mayor, calling her a “good ...

She takes over following the sudden resignation of Tito Ortiz on Tuesday night.

The Huntington Beach City Council has chosen Councilwoman Barbara Delgleize as its new mayor pro tem, replacing Tito Ortiz after he resigned Tuesday night.

Huntington Beach Resumes In-Person City Council Meetings  The City of Huntington Beach, Calif., is returning to in-person city council meetings for the first time since January. The transition to in-person sessions was announced during a May 17 virtual council meeting by city manager Oliver Chi. The switch was attributed to improving COVID-19 metrics throughout Orange County. Councilmembers and members of the public will be allowed inside city hall under the condition they wear a mask, be...

Huntington Beach Unveils New Mat for Disabled Beachgoers  The City of Huntington Beach rolled out a new tool May 5 that gives disabled beachgoers an opportunity to get closer to the ocean. Known as a “Mobi-Mat”, the 150-foot pathway lies on top of sand, extending from the sidewalk to the shore. There is an extended area toward the end of the mat, which allows about five people in wheelchairs to be in or near the water. It is located near the city’s pier off 6th Street. Huntington ...