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Public Meetings & Local Government

Official meetings directory for all 58 California counties ↗

Who makes decisions for Huntington Beach? Follow government bodies with jurisdiction over this community. For places without a city council, county supervisors and relevant special districts are more appropriate than a nearby city's council.

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Orange County Board of Supervisors — meeting agendas ↗
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YOUR COUNTY · NOVEMBER 3, 2026 ELECTION

Orange County Election Guide

Read about governor candidates, statewide contests, all 14 statewide propositions, and where to find the official address-specific local ballot for Orange County.

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CALIFORNIA58 · STATEWIDE ELECTION COVERAGE

California Governor Election — November 3, 2026

Two candidates are certified for the statewide gubernatorial contest. Explore both independent profiles, including their careers, policy proposals and the unresolved questions. These statewide articles are not local reporting from Huntington Beach.

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STATEWIDE PUBLIC-SERVICE GUIDE · NOVEMBER 3 ELECTION

California Campaign Signs: What's Legal in Orange County?

Political yard signs, roadside billboards and campaign posters follow different rules depending on who owns the land and where the sign stands. Read California58's independently sourced 2026 guide to Caltrans restrictions, the 100-foot electioneering rule, homeowners and tenants, sponsor disclosures and post-election removal. Your city or unincorporated county may have separate deadlines.

Read California Election Sign Laws → Nonpartisan legal explainer, not candidate advertising. Applies statewide; no unsupported claim about a particular sign in Huntington Beach.

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CALIFORNIA58 · STATEWIDE ELECTION CONTEXT

California 2026: Governor, Statewide Offices & 14 Propositions

Meet the governor candidates Xavier Becerra and Steve Hilton and explore an independent source-linked overview of statewide offices and proposed laws. This statewide report is not original reporting from Huntington Beach.

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