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Huntington Beach faces a $1 million legal fee bill after losing a court case over a controversial library book censorship policy. The city councils resolution to block minors from sexually explicit books, seen as a target on LGBTQ themes, was struck down by an Orange County judge. The city has been embroiled in legal battles, spending millions on fights against state housing rules, voter ID laws, and immigrant protections. The library drama continues as the city appeals the ruling and considers options for restocking puberty books and reviving the teen area.

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