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City Officials and Residents Discussed Sand Replenishment, Structural Enhancements, and Emergency Preparations Following Recent Coastal Flooding on the Balboa Peninsula.

City Officials Declared a Local Emergency and Temporarily Restricted Access to Beaches and Piers Due to Anticipated High Tides and Significant Surf.

Pending Applications with the California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control Include Permits for Both Wholesale Distribution and Off-Sale Retail Activities at 16 Morning Light.

Street Flooding on the Balboa Peninsula Prompted a Local Emergency Declaration, While Laguna Beach Also Reported Seawater Encroaching on Coastal Areas Ahead of Tropical Storm Rachel.

Local Governments Across Orange County Navigate Key Planning and Development Challenges, From El Niño Preparations and New Business Licensing Rules to Significant Civic and Financial Developments.

Newport Beach Accelerates Its Annual Sand Replenishment Program While San Clemente Grapples with Depleted Shores and Proposes a Ballot Measure for Long-Term Funding.

The City Proceeds Under a Court Order, as the County Registrar Withholds Voter Information and the California Secretary of State Reviews the Election's Legitimacy.

The City Must Conduct Its Own Mail-In Ballot Process for Three Initiatives After a Judge's Order and the County's Refusal to Provide Assistance.

Newport Beach City Leaders Are Set to Ask an Orange County Superior Court Judge to Modify an Order Concerning Three Ballot Initiatives, Following the Orange County Registrar of Voters' Refusal to Administer a Special Election This November.

The City Council Adopted an Overhauled Ordinance on Tuesday to Implement a Teen Curfew and Enhance Traffic Control Measures During Memorial Day, Fourth of July, and Labor Day Weekends.

An Orange County Superior Court Judge Found the City Council "Abused Its Discretion" by Delaying Initiatives, Though County Counsel States Key Election Deadlines Have Passed.

The City's New Policy Allows Qualifying Homeowners Associations to Install Privately-Operated Security Cameras Within Public Rights-Of-Way, Subject to Specific Operational and Privacy Standards.

A Superior Court Judge Mandated the City to Advance Proposals Concerning Housing, Government Transparency, District Voting, and Council Term Limits, Following a Legal Challenge by the City.