Monster vs. Coyote: the Great Surf City Land War continues
Instead of dying off to suburban utopia, coyotes were fruitful and multiplied, feeding off the monster that stole their traditional homelands.
View ArticleJoe Carchio on the Ridge: ‘I think maybe it should remain sensitive.’
Joe Carchio spoke to the Surf City Voice about campaign issues and the Ridge housing development proposed by Hearthside, to be built on sacred Native American land on the Bolsa Chica Mesa, in this...
View ArticleFree the Bolsa Chica Mesa Now? Not likely, but there’s always ‘purposeful...
A developer and city planners want to replace 9,000 years of Native American history with three-car garage homes and pavement. Can they be stopped?
View ArticleQuestion #1: City Council Candidates Speak Out on the Ridge
If you were an elected member of the city council, how would you vote (or how would you have voted if you answer after the city council meeting) on the appeal of the Huntington Beach Planning...
View ArticleNative Americans Are Not Artifacts, City Council Told
This gentleman, developer, you know him by name now, he had our ancestors prisoners for I forget how many years, in trailers and boxes. Now, I think any of you that would have your ancestors in boxes...
View ArticleSpecial Event: Jim & Sylvia Gallagher on the Birds of Bolsa Chica
Renown birder Sylvia Gallagher and photographer Jim Gallagher will be the guest speakers at a town forum hosted by the Bolsa Chica Land Trust. Sylvia’s birding classes are always in high demand, so...
View ArticleNot So ‘Wise Guy’ Jersey Joe Takes City $, Threatens 9-11 War When Caught
“Who owned the restaurant,” I ask, going back to the first question of the interview that he wouldn’t answer before. That’s when Carchio, the congenial councilperson affectionately referred to as...
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