Huntington Beach City Council to tackle divisive Magnolia Tank Farm project
The Huntington Beach Planning Commission approved an agreement for a car dealership to store up to 2,000 vehicles on a vacant site on the Magnolia Tank Farm property.
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The Huntington Beach City Council on Tuesday night will decide if it will allow zoning changes at the Magnolia Tank Farm site in southeast Huntington Beach.
That will be one hot issue tackled as the council switches to virtual meetings.
The controversial 29-acre site at 21845 Magnolia St., which once served as an oil storage and pumping facility, has been managed by Shopoff Realty Investments since it was purchased in 2016. Shopoff plans to build real estate on the land, including 250 single-family attached and detached units and a boutique lodge, as well as retail stores and parking.
New Orleans D.A. announces key positions
Orleans D.A. committed to righting wrongs of the past By Rob Masson | January 14, 2021 at 3:42 PM CST - Updated January 14 at 6:29 PM
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - Orleans D.A. Jason Williams just announced some key positions to lead prosecutions in Orleans Parish. He also unveiled a new approach when it comes to dealing with civil rights.
“It is not the job of nonprofits working for salaries or pennies to fix the problems of government, it’s the job of government not to cause harm to the community and not to send innocent men and women away to jail. It’s about making sure they had a fair trial,” said Williams.