Harbor Boulevard temporarily closed
Due to work being done on the city’s Harbor Median project on Saturday April 13, crews needed to close southbound lanes on Harbor Boulevard from…
Costa Mesa residents sought to serve on city committees and commissions
The Costa Mesa City Council is currently seeking residents to serve on the following city committees and commissions: Historical Preservation Committee: This committee meets monthly…
City files lawsuit against makers of opioids
The City of Costa Mesa has filed a lawsuit against the manufacturers and distributors of pain medication, who are the root cause behind the national…
Temporary 50-bed bridge shelter opens in Costa Mesa
The City of Costa Mesa officially opened a 50-bed temporary bridge shelter on a portion of the Lighthouse Church property at 1885 Anaheim Avenue that…
HR Analyst Julie Schall presented with City Manager Leadership Award
Acting City Manager Tammy Letourneau presented Human Resources Analyst Julie Schall with the City Manager Leadership Award at the monthly Meet and Greet event on…
John Wayne Airport Town Hall meeting set for April 6
A meeting regarding flight paths and airport noise at John Wayne Airport will be held from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. in the Community Room…
Fairview Bridge and 405 Freeway closures scheduled for both Friday March 15 and Saturday March 16
OCTA and Caltrans will fully close the Fairview Road bridge overpass in Costa Mesa overnight on Friday March 15 and Saturday March 16 for demolition…
405 Freeway and Fairview Road Bridge set to Close Overnight Saturday in Costa Mesa
OCTA officials announced Thursday that the 405 Freeway at Fairview Road in Costa Mesa is scheduled to fully close overnight on Saturday, March 9 and…
City Council votes 7-0 to purchase property near airport that could become permanent bridge shelter
In a unanimous vote, the Costa Mesa City Council agreed to allocate $6.925 million for the purchase of an industrial warehouse at 3175 Airway Avenue…
Costa Mesa settles lawsuit in Orange County Catholic Worker case
The City of Costa Mesa reached a settlement agreement with the plaintiffs in the Orange County Catholic Worker case on Monday March 4, 2019, ending…
Mayor Katrina Foley and Mayor Pro-Tem John Stephens issue statements on reports of Newport-Mesa students saluting swastika on social media
Mayor Katrina Foley “There is no place for hateful symbols of swastikas and Nazi salutes in our community. Glorifying or even joking about these symbols…
Fire Capt. Fred McDowell receives February’s City Manager Leadership Award
Assistant City Manager Tammy Letourneau presented Fire Capt. Fred McDowell with the City Manager Leadership Award at the monthly Meet and Greet event on Thursday…