After exhausting its appeals at the state and federal level and watching the meter run on monthly penalties, the Huntington Beach City Council reluctantly adopted a state-mandated housing element this week, clearing the way to zone for more than 13,000 units while vowing to keep fighting for local control. The Huntington Beach City Council voted […]
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