Coverage dated February 8, 2023
Community upset after City of Huntington Beach votes to stop flying rainbow flag during Pride month Headline from Foxla
Under the new proposal only U.S., State, County, City and POW flags will be allowed to fly over city hall, with occasional acceptances.
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Lamag
Huntington Beach Council Bans City Hall LGBTQ Flag During Pride Month ↗ (opens Lamag) Published Feb 8, 2023
Lamag's feed description The 4-3 vote to stop flying the pride flag was met with outrage—and a suspicion that bush league pols are trying to make names for themselves
Los Angeles Times
Local LGBTQ activists react after flag vote in Huntington Beach ↗ (opens Los Angeles Times) Published Feb 8, 2023
Los Angeles Times's feed description By a 4-3 vote, the Huntington Beach City Council voted to stop flying any non-government or non-military flags on city property.
Foxla
Community upset after City of Huntington Beach votes to stop flying rainbow flag during Pride month ↗ (opens Foxla) Published Feb 8, 2023
Foxla's feed description Under the new proposal only U.S., State, County, City and POW flags will be allowed to fly over city hall, with occasional acceptances.
Fox News
California beach town will no longer fly LGBT pride flag outside city hall; 'We are one' city says councilman ↗ (opens Fox News) Published Feb 8, 2023
Fox News's feed description The city of Huntington Beach, California, voted by a narrow margin to approve a measure that would prevent the LGBT flag from being flown in front of city government buildings.
NBC Los Angeles
Huntington Beach Moves Forward With Plan That Would Ban Flying LGBTQ Pride Flag ↗ (opens NBC Los Angeles) Published Feb 8, 2023
NBC Los Angeles's feed description Huntington Beach is moving forward with a plan that would ban the city from flying the LGBTQ flag, as well as others, at City Hall.
