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Addressing Community Members for the First Time Since two major incidents. First, a fire that appears to have been set saturday inside target. Second, a 7eleven that was ransacked during a sunday sideshow that left one person shot. And this pickup truck on fire. Our target was set on fire. The sideshow that you reported on, its lawlessness. Completely lawlessness in the city. And everyone knows it. And theyre taking advantage of it. On monday, multiple neighbors who chose not to show their face ...

Approval for virgin pic space credit. Millions of lives lost. The last day of may. The friday addition of Varney Company is about to begin. Stuart look at the big board. Two good rallies away from 17,000. Another record for the s p. As for the 10 year treasury yield, yes, it has moved up a little bit from yesterday. Last barometer for you. The price of gold still going down. There are some big names that are moving today. Charles payne reason pics. Apple up 12 . Netflix up 18 . That is this mont...

Shirley Dettloff, a founding member of the Amigos De Bolsa Chica, passed away Tuesday at her Huntington Beach home.

Dettloff had been engaged in Huntington Beach politics for decades and was most known for her work on environmental issues around the city.

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Daily Pilot readers weigh in on City Council moves in Huntington Beach, including the recent censure of Councilwoman Natalie Moser.

A new Policy on Human Dignity was approved 4-3 Tuesday night, and Councilwoman Natalie Moser was censured for comments made at an earlier meeting.

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The City Council voted Tuesday night to set up an ad hoc committee to amend or possibly cancel the declaration, which set up fireworks between Mayor Pro Tem Gracey Van Der Mark and Councilwoman Natalie Moser.