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The Huntington Beach City Council approved two ordinances Tuesday night relating to activities on Huntington City Beach and at loud parties.

Huntington Beach City Council passed an ordinance that would amend bicycle regulations in the city, which cracks down on the misuse of e-bikes.

The Huntington Beach City Council will vote on the issue at their next meeting.

The City Council unanimously voted Tuesday night to provide language that will assist the Huntington Beach Police Department with enforcement efforts.

The city will soon allow police officers to issue various types of citations for misusing e-bikes in an effort to curb unsafe riding throughout the city.

While most pedal-assist e-bikes are legal for use in the US, there’s been a growing number of high-power models not legal for street use causing safety concerns.

Police and city officials have focused their efforts on educating and encouraging people to cycle more safely, rather than punishing them for breaking the rules.

Governor Gavin Newsom Sept. 27 signed AB 2496 into law, requiring vehicle owners receiving “fix it” tickets for ...

The new helicopters cost $7.3 million and deliveries are expected to take place between November and February, police said.

The new helicopters cost $7.3 million and deliveries are expected to take place between November and February, police said.