Published 1 year ago

1 wounded, 1 in custody after shooting at Huntington Beach park

Summary by Ground News

Huntington Beach leaders are looking at implementing a new housing plan as the council majority gears up to fight Sacramento over housing mandates. The California Dept. of Housing and Community Development told city leaders earlier this month that if they keep going this direction, there will be consequences. The pushback on Sacramento started with a proposal by Councilman Casey McKeon in December to challenge the state mandate.

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CBS News

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Los Angeles Times

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OC Register

Police investigate back-to-back shootings in Huntington Beach, two arrests made

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1 year ago·Orange County, United States

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KTLA 5

1 wounded, 1 in custody after shooting at Huntington Beach park

A man was injured in a shooting at a Huntington Beach park early Wednesday, police said. The shooting was reported around 12:20 a.m. at the Murdy Park and Community Center in the 7000 block of Norma Drive, Lt. Roman Altenbach of the Huntington Beach Police Department said. A man suffered injuries that were not life threatening. Another man was found nearby and was taken into custody in connection with the shooting. Video from the scene showed …

1 year ago·Los Angeles, United States

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Voice of OC

Huntington Beach Continues Fight With Sacramento Over Housing Mandates

Despite a warning from state housing regulators, city council members are looking at changing how they handle their zoning for mandated housing from the state.

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