As coronavirus case rates continue to drop in Orange County, students in Huntington Beach have made their way back to campuses for the first time in weeks.
Huntington Beach Union High School District marked the start of the second semester Tuesday with a return to a hybrid learning model. Students had been distance learning exclusively for about a month, since Jan. 4.
Huntington Beach City School District and Ocean View School District also returned to their hybrid models on Monday.
“It was wonderful to see them return in their hybrid schedules, returning and learning in classrooms with their teachers,” OVSD Board of Trustees President Patricia Singer said. “It’s always good to have the kids back in their classrooms . We’re happy to see that the [COVID-19] rates go in the right direction, and we’re committed to keeping in this hybrid schedule and consistency as long as possible.”
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Tito Ortiz’s political career may have hit a snag.
The former UFC light heavyweight champion and Hall of Famer was elected to city council of Huntington Beach, Calif. (Ortiz’s hometown) in November and designated Mayor Pro Tem on Dec. 7.
The Pro Tem position means that Ortiz is to serve as mayor in the event that the current mayor is unable to perform their duties for whatever reason. Ortiz would also be in line to become mayor after one year of service.
However, on Thursday, a motion was presented by Mayor Kim Carr and council members Mike Posey and Dan Kalmick to remove Ortiz from his role as Mayor Pro Tem. Ortiz did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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At least two Huntington Beach far-right activists were at the U.S. Capitol Building last week when it was stormed by a pro-Trump mob protesting the presidential election results.
Kristopher Dreww and Michelle Peterson each posted videos on their social media accounts on Jan. 6, the day Trump supporters stormed the U.S. Capitol, delaying the counting of electoral votes and the certification of the election in favor of President-elect Joe Biden. The videos have since been deleted.
Huntington Beach Police Department interim Chief Julian Harvey said Monday that authorities were aware of the two activists and would help the FBI with information if necessary.
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At least two Huntington Beach far-right activists were at the U.S. Capitol building last week when it was stormed by a pro-President Donald Trump mob protesting the election results.
Kristopher Dreww and Michelle Peterson each posted since-deleted videos on their social media on Jan. 6, the day that the Trump supporters stormed the U.S. Capitol building, delaying the counting of electoral votes and certification of the election in favor of President-elect Joe Biden.
Huntington Beach Police Department interim Chief Julian Harvey on Monday said the police are aware of the two activists and would help the FBI with information if necessary.
Jan. 12—At least two Huntington Beach far- right activists were at the U.S. Capitol building last week when it was stormed by a pro- President Donald Trump mob protesting the election results.
Kristopher Dreww and Michelle Peterson each posted since- deleted videos on their social media on Jan