Woman killed in e-bicycle crash
A 62-year-old Westminster woman was fatally injured on Saturday afternoon in Huntington Beach when she fell from the e-bicycle she was riding and struck a raised concrete curb. According to the Huntington […]
‘Bat Boy’: it’s outrageous fun
By Thom deMartino Orange County Tribune Just in time for Halloween, from the lurid pages of the Weekly World News tabloid comes the unbelievable tale of one of their most popular and […]
Censure, prohibition of Amy Phan West lifted by council
From a staff writer An opportunity for a second chance for controversial Councilmember Amy Phan West has been given by her Westminster City Council colleagues. On a 4-1 vote – with […]
M’s, Ocean View with big wins
Pacifica improved its record to 7-1 with a 38-0 win over Kennedy in Sigma League action Friday night. The Mariners are 2-1 in league play and are tied for second in Sigma […]
Roberts: No excuses, fans
By Beth Harris AP Sports Writer LOS ANGELES (AP) — There won’t be a three-peat for the Los Angeles Dodgers. Their dream of becoming the first team to win three consecutive World Series […]
E-newspaper for Oct. 17, 2026
The latest e-newspaper of The Orange County Tribune is out. The Tribune serves Garden Grove, Huntington Beach, Stanton and Westminster in Orange County, California. We are a non-partisan news organization which covers […]
Sanctions on Russia are lifted
A series of economic sanctions against Russia signed into law last month will be put on hold. According to the Associated Press, President Donald Trump on Friday signed an executive order pausing […]
Two are arrested for arson spree
By Jim Tortolano Orange County Tribune Through the combined efforts of Garden Grove and Westminster police, along with the Orange County Fire Authority, two persons have been arrested in connection with a […]
Extension request extended
A request for a one-year extension on a large proposed six-story apartment complex was itself extended by the Garden Grove Planning Commission. The panel voted to delay consideration of the request by […]
17% pay hike for HBPD managers goes to council
Put off from the Oct. 6 meeting, the Huntington Beach City Council will again take up the issue of a proposed tentative agreement with the Huntington Beach Management Assn. when it meets […]
