The current Finance Committee Regular Agenda is now available.
A brief recap of the week, as provided by City Manager Grace K. Leung.
City Hall and most City facilities will be closed in observance of the Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday on Monday, January 20, 2025.
Notice of Vacancies - Planning Commission and Finance Committee
Those who have been displaced by the Los Angeles County wildfires and staying in Newport Beach are invited to join us for an informal gathering at OASIS
With the horrific and devastating fires happening in Los Angeles County, the City of Newport Beach would like to update our community on the City's fire prevention, response and water system capabilities.
The City Council elected Joe Stapleton and Lauren Kleiman to serve as the City’s 2025 mayor and mayor pro tem, respectively, on Tuesday, December 10.
A recent census of homeless individuals has identified 11 people living on the streets or in cars in Newport Beach, a dramatic reduction from the 70 individuals counted in a similar effort last year.
The project will support greater use of the park’s sports fields, picnic areas and playground spaces while creating a safer crossing for pedestrians and bicyclists at one of Newport Beach’s busiest intersections.
An upgraded FEMA rating begins Oct. 1 with an additional 5% reduction in premiums.
Joe Cartwright, a 23-year veteran of the Newport Beach Police Department who has served as its chief since 2022, will retire at the end of the 2024 calendar year.
The new VITA Seal electric boat is the first all-electric work vessel delivered to any public agency in the United States.
Witte Hall, a new state-of-the-art lecture hall, is under way. The construction has temporarily disrupted parking in the main lot of the Central Library with limited spaces available and additional parking located in the Civic Center parking structure.
The Newport Beach Public Library cordially invites you to a free screening of "The [M] Factor"