The city's iconic International Surfing Museum will share space with the public library in a move officials say will anchor a new cultural corridor on Main Street. The Huntington Beach City Council unanimously approved a license agreement on March 3 to relocate the nonprofit International Surfing Museum from its longtime Olive Avenue home to the […]
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