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Amid jeers and recall threats, newest member of Huntington Beach City Council takes high ground

The Huntington Beach City Council has appointed Rhonda Bolton, out of more than 100 candidates, to take the seat left vacant by mixed martial artist Tito Ortiz, who lasted less than a year in office.

By Steve Chiotakis • Aug 10, 2021 • 6m Listen

The Huntington Beach City Council has appointed Rhonda Bolton, out of more than 100 candidates, to take the seat left vacant by mixed martial artist Tito Ortiz, who lasted less than a year in office. Bolton is believed to be the first Black member of the City Council.

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Amid jeers and recall threats, newest member of Huntington Beach City Council takes high ground

The Huntington Beach City Council has appointed Rhonda Bolton, out of more than 100 candidates, to take the seat left vacant by mixed martial artist Tito Ortiz, who lasted less than a year in office.

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Greater LA

Amid jeers and recall threats, newest member of Huntington Beach City Council takes high ground

The Huntington Beach City Council has appointed Rhonda Bolton, out of more than 100 candidates, to take the seat left vacant by mixed martial artist Tito Ortiz, who lasted less than a year in office.

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