Coach, recruiter arrested for sex assault
A volunteer coach at Marina High School in Huntington Beach has been arrested on a charge of sexual assault of a minor. According to Angelo Bennett, public information officer for the Huntington […]
Surfin’ USA comes to Huntington Beach
It will be a wet and wild weekend in the area as Huntington Beach hosts the Vans U.S. Open of Surfing starting on Saturday and continuing through Sunday, Aug. 6. The action […]
Wild card hopes thin with another loss
It’s been said that April is the cruelest month, but July isn’t exactly turning out to be a walk in the ballpark for the Los Angeles Angels. After Thursday’s 2-1 loss to […]
Unlucky eighth undoes the Halos
Seven is turning out to be an unlucky number for the Los Angeles Angels. After giving up seven runs in the first inning on Tuesday and going on to an 11-7 defeat […]
Retorts: Stop, you’re killing me with jokes!
“What are you gonna do?” That’s a very common line from the now-venerable HBO series “The Sopranos,” about a mobster and his family, made unique by his visits to a psychiatrist. Marilyn […]
Fast food robber is sought by police
Police are seeking the public’s help in identifying the suspect in a string of armed robberies – most of them fast food eateries – in Garden Grove that occurred earlier this month. […]
Grand slams overcome a grand rally
By Pete Zarustica It was a big night for fans of scoring, but a big heartbreak for the Los Angeles Angels on Tuesday night. After battling back from a 7-0 first inning […]
Crackdown on RV parking advances
By Jim Tortolano A crackdown on the parking of recreational vehicles on city streets won initial approval from the Garden Grove City Council Tuesday night. On a 5-0 vote – with council […]
Dear Mari: The wild party was very costly
Dear Marilyn, I recently threw a party, and it was the worst thing that I have ever done in my life. The decision was wrong, and now I am living with the […]
Blackmun, GGNA put in their “two cents”
By Jim Tortolano It was 2003. The sleepy rural stretch of Gilbert Street in Garden Grove lined with tall eucalyptus trees was about to become something else entirely, and some local residents […]
