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Huntington Beach City Council votes down item seeking transparency in children's book restrictions - Vimarsana News

Huntington Beach City Council votes down item seeking transparency in children's book restrictions

Councilwoman Natalie Moser's item, which sought detailed reporting and transparency on Resolution 2023-41, failed 3-3 on Tuesday night.

Huntington Beach libraries begins process of re-cataloging children's books – Orange County Register - Vimarsana News

Huntington Beach libraries begins process of re-cataloging children's books – Orange County Register

The policy says no city library should allow children "ready access" to books that contain content of a sexual nature. Books with sexual references are to be placed in shelves designated for adults.

Huntington Beach says it will keep celebrations of heritage months following proposed curtailing of Black, women's and LGBTQ+ history - Vimarsana News

Huntington Beach says it will keep celebrations of heritage months following proposed curtailing of Black, women's and LGBTQ+ history

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Huntington Beach will continue celebrating heritage, identity months, officials say - Vimarsana News

Huntington Beach will continue celebrating heritage, identity months, officials say

The City Council voted earlier this month to establish a new city history program that said it repealed previously approved celebrations.

Huntington Beach says it will recognize Black History Month - Vimarsana News

Huntington Beach says it will recognize Black History Month

Huntington Beach will recognize Black History Month, Women’s History Month and other events in 2024, despite the City Council seemingly voting to the contrary.