Tag: City government
Seal Beach City Council approves 2020-21 fiscal year budget
The City Council unanimously adopted the budget for the next fiscal year on June 22. The City Charter requires the budget to adopted by...
No cuts to service or staff in proposed city budget
There are no cuts to Seal Beach services or cuts to city staff in the proposed budget for 2020-21, according to Finance Director Kelly...
Additional allowance for reopening Seal Beach Businesses and Orange County business...
The State of California amended the Stay at Home Order once again and is easing restrictions to move into of Phase 3 of the...
Meals on Wheels Program provides home deliveries
On April 7, the Seal Beach Recreation Department Meals on Wheels team reported delivering approximately 100 free meals to Seal Beach senior citizens.
For homebound...
Council confirms recent emergency orders
The Seal Beach City Council on Tuesday, April 21, unanimously confirmed supplemental orders to the city manager’s original emergency proclamation. Those orders included the...
City manager appoints Gonshak new police chief
Commander Phil Gonshak, a member of the Seal Beach Police Department since 2007, will become the departments new chief of police, effective Dec. 1,...
City parks commission to consider dog areas
Potential locations for a new dog park are expected to be on the Oct. 23 Recreation and Parks Commission agenda. Recreation Manager Tim Kelsey...
Letters to the Editor: Thursday, March 22, 2018
Rivers End restaurant lease best deal?
At the March 12, 2018, City Council meeting the City’s real estate property manager indicated there were plenty of...
City tells River’s End Cafe to vacate building by end of...
By Charles M. Kelly
The owner of River’s End Cafe received notice from the city of Seal Beach last week to vacate the building by...
Editor’s Notebook: Message to state: Please stop
“It’s hard to fight city hall,” goes the old adage, but what happens when city hall wants to fight? Residents may soon find out...
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