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Two more boats up in flames in Huntington Harbour, one week after earlier fire (opens the original)
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Local fire and marine safety personnel called Wednesday afternoon to Huntington Harbour by a report of a fire arrived on scene to find two boats tied to one another both engulfed in flames, a department spokesperson reported. Huntington Beach Fire Department Capt. Steve Teasdale said the incident occurred shortly after 1 p.m., when an individual in the 16000 block of Ardsley Circle called to report a blaze at a nearby residential dock. “Firefighters arrived to find both boats involved in fire an
Costa Mesa officials approve density bonus plan for 21 ownership units on 1.49 acres (opens the original)
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A plan to build 21 single-family homes on a 1.49-acre lot in Costa Mesa formerly occupied by a mobile home park sailed through the city’s planning commission during a hearing Monday — not that commissioners had much of a choice. That’s because, by designating a single unit for a very low-income occupant, the project’s developer qualified for a density bonus under state law that effectively overrides local zoning regulations and design standards the city might have imposed. As such, neighbors liv
Campaign filings shed light on Costa Mesa council hopefuls' priorities, ambitions (opens the original)
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In the race for four seats on the Costa Mesa City Council, eight candidates are in the throes of campaigning, hosting fundraisers and accepting donations from residents, political figures and interest groups alike. The latest round of campaign disclosures, released Thursday and reflecting activities current to Sept. 19, provide a snapshot of how much each hopeful has raised and spent on their political ambitions so far. Documents detailing donations reveal backers whose views likely align with i
Firefighters battle boat blaze in Huntington Harbour (opens the original)
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Local fire crews Wednesday battled a blaze at Huntington Harbour that broke out onboard a 33-foot express cruiser parked in a residential slip, managing to douse the blaze before they reached any nearby infrastructure, officials reported. Huntington Beach Fire Department Capt. Steve Teasdale said a 911 call came in just before 1 p.m. from someone located on the 16000 block of Cotuit Circle regarding a parked vessel fully engulfed in flames. “My office is at City Hall, and I could see black smoke
Costa Mesa business owners buried in bills after trying to dump local trash service (opens the original)
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For the past several months Costa Mesa auto mechanic Joe Miracle, owner of Bay Auto Service on Newport Boulevard, has been engaged in a battle, not with a problem transmission or carburetor, but with his commercial trash hauler. After a series of price hikes earlier this year from Santa Ana-based Ware Disposal — actions he claims took his monthly bill from around $150 to nearly $260 — Miracle called the company hoping to negotiate a better deal. Perhaps he could downgrade from a 3-cubic-yard bin
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