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Voice of OC reporter and @Report4America corps member covering politics, wildfires, investigations and public safety in the cities of Orange County.
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How Much is a Sports Complex Worth to Huntington Beach?

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By Noah Biesiada Verified
| Voice of OC Verified
A sign outside of the Huntington Beach Sports Complex on Aug. 21, 2025. Credit: ERIKA TAYLOR, Voice of OC Huntington Beach leaders are workshopping a plan to overhaul the city’s sports complex, but there are some questions over how long it will take until it generates tax revenue in the face of a deficit.
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Orange County’s Police Surveillance Increases Amid Budget Woes

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By Hosam Elattar Verified, Noah Biesiada Verified
| Voice of OC Verified
While police officers made headlines last summer for firing tear gas and rubber bullets at protestors in Orange County, there’s another piece of military equipment they use much more that receives less attention – drones. At least three of the county’s largest law enforcement offices are ratcheting up their spending and use of drones with little public discussion, according to annual disclosures released highlighting how they used military equipment over the past year.
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Huntington Beach Doubles Down on Advertising to Patch Budget Deficit

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By Noah Biesiada Verified
| Voice of OC Verified
Ads are placed on lifeguard towers along the coastline in Huntington Beach on June 29, 2026. Credit: JULIE LEOPO, Voice of OC Like many cities in Orange County, Huntington Beach leaders are staring down a multimillion dollar budget deficit, but they’ve unveiled a new plan to help fix that – monetizing the brand. For years, Surf City USA has just been a nickname to draw crowds to the coast, but now city leaders are looking to make some money off it via ads along the sand and city merchandise.
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