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In The Pipeline: The bright side of fireworks
You can't say he didn't start things off with a bang. One of Mayor Don Hansen's first orders of business after being appointed last year was to try and lift the 24-year ban on state-approved fireworks in Huntington Beach. In December, Hansen outlined...Tags: Religion and Belief, Fires, Politics, Values, Fires
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City makes salary information easier to find
Huntington Beach has created an easy-to-read list of top city officials' salaries online, including benefits and two forgivable loans given to the city administrator and police chief for housing costs to move to Huntington Beach. The city has long posted...Tags: Public Officials, Daytona Beach, San Bernardino (San Bernardino, California), Wages and Pensions, Bell (Los Angeles, California)
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Police, fire unions announce endorsements
The Huntington Beach police and fire unions have endorsed nearly the same slate of candidates for this year's election, with the two groups differing only on a single council member. The Huntington Beach Police Officers Assn. and the Huntington Beach...Tags: Los Angeles Police Department, Politics, Elections, Local Elections, Government
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Group pickets T-Mobile store
Cars horns blared in support as about a dozen residents in yellow T-shirts Monday afternoon waved signs denouncing T-Mobile in front of one of their Huntington Beach stores.
The Committee for No on Measure Q supporters picketed a T-Mobile store at 8112...Tags: Demonstration, Politics, Cell Phones, California, Huntington Beach
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Community Commentary: Many Calif. Senate bills missing the mark
California is in the midst of a $20-billion deficit and a record 12.5% unemployment rate. The criminal recidivism rate has reached an astounding 70%, and at the same time, Democrats are calling for the early release of prisoners back into our communities....Tags: Costa Mesa, Immigration, Democratic Party, State Budgets, Death
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Bare knowledge of bears cited in Easton shooting
The bear shot dead by Easton police early Sunday after roaming the city for days was a lost male yearling that posed virtually no threat to the public if left alone, according to the Pennsylvania Game Commission. "Our advice to them was to back off and...
Tags: Environmental Issues, Wildlife, Endangered Species, Easton (Northampton, Pennsylvania), Conservation
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Burglaries spark Deer Creek crime watch
Hasnaa Boutros was in the shower when she heard a loud banging from the rear of her house. At first, she thought it was construction at the two neighboring houses in Deer Creek. As she got out of the shower, however, she realized it was something more....Tags: Politics, Government
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Calexico Measure H Committee: Give $1 million to public safety
Staff WriterCALEXICO — The Calexico General Tax Citizen Oversight Advisory Committee, otherwise known as the Measure H Committee, unanimously voted to recommend allocating $1 million to the city’s public safety for a second year. Sixty percent of the...Tags: Politics, Facebook, Government
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New public safety boat to debut on Geist Reservoir this weekend
Police in Fishers are stepping up to keep everyone safe this Memorial Day weekend. Officials unveiled a photo of the new public safety boat that will be making its debut on Geist Reservoir this weekend. The 27-foot Boston Whaler will have Fishers...
Tags: Politics, Government, Memorial Day
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Springs community in running for national honor
A terrifying personal experience for one homeowner became the impetus to a neighborhood banding together. Now the Shadow Wood community — about 50 homes just east of University Drive — is in the running for a national honor for residents'...Tags: Politics, St. Petersburg (Pinellas, Florida), Government
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Two in Custody for Automotive Business Break-in
FOX 17 Web ProducerTwo suspects were apprehended after allegedly breaking into an auto repair shop, stealing cash and a car from the business. Just after 7:00 a.m. Monday morning, Holland Department of Public Safety says that two men broke into Protech Automotive at 180 E....Tags: Manufacturing and Engineering, Netherlands, Politics, Theft, Automotive Equipment
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Interim Police Chief Rick Hite wants to be IMPD's permanent boss
Interim Metro Police Chief Rick Hite told Fox59 News in his first one-on-one interview since taking office that he’s ready to present his credentials to state authorities and he hopes to be named the city’s permanent police chief. “I...
Tags: Politics, Government Debt, Budgets and Budgeting, Government, Crime, Law and Justice
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