Costa Mesa Television takes top honors at STAR Awards for second consecutive year
Costa Mesa Television (CMTV 3) was presented eight First Place and two Third Place awards including the top Overall Excellence In Government Programming honor for…
Street sweeping postponed for Labor Day week
Due to the observation of the Labor Day holiday on Monday, there will be no residential street sweeping Sept. 5 – Sept. 9 2022. This…
City to open Cooling Center over Labor Day weekend
While the City of Costa Mesa has not hit the threshold that requires Cooling Centers to open, in an abundance of caution, the City of…
High Temperatures Bring Risk of Heat-Related Illnesses
The National Weather Services warns that temperatures in many Orange County communities are expected to reach high temperatures above 90 degrees this week, increasing the…
Costa Mesa Assistant City Manager Susan Price to Retire
Assistant City Manager Susan Price announced this week that she is retiring after an impressive 20-year career in the government sector. “Susan is a highly…
Costa Mesa hires Robert Moya as Assistant Finance Director
Finance Director Carol Molina is pleased to announce that Robert Moya, a 21-year veteran of municipal government, has been appointed as the city’s new Assistant…
Costa Mesa Residents sought to serve on City Commissions and Committees
The Costa Mesa City Council is currently seeking residents to serve on the following City Commissions and Committees: Arts Commission: This Commission meets monthly, and…
Senior Center Recreation Coordinator receives City Manager Leadership Award
Acting City Manager and Fire Chief Dan Stefano presented Senior Center Recreation Coordinator Enyelber Franco with the City Manager Leadership Award for the month of…
Chief of Inspection gets issued the City Manager Leadership Award
Chief of Inspection Ryan Bohr was presented with the City Manager Leadership Award for the month of June at the July 14 Meet and Greet….
Costa Mesa’s Ketchum-Libolt Park to get upgrades thanks to $1.2 million in state funding
The City of Costa Mesa received a $1.2 million earmark in the FY 2022-23 State Budget thanks to Assembly Member Cottie Petrie-Norris to upgrade Ketchum-Libolt…
The City is requesting your feedback on how to best assist local families and individuals experiencing or at risk of homelessness with HOME-ARP funds
A portion of the funds from the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 (ARP) has been allocated to Costa Mesa and other cities that receive…
Costa Mesa Receives $10 Million from Senator Dave Min For Historic Investment in City Parks and Open Space
Senator Dave Min (D-Irvine) announced today that Governor Newsom has signed the 2022-23 State Budget into law, securing the largest ever direct appropriation to the…