E-paper for Oct. 28, 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 […]
Local teams go 0-3 in arenas
Local pro teams had a rough Tuesday night in the arenas, all posting losses. In hockey action, both the Anaheim Ducks and Los Angeles Kings had frustrating games on Tuesday, each losing […]
Netanyahu’s bloc to be in the minority in Israeli parliament?
Long-time Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu may find it difficult to continue as the leader of his nation. The Associated Press is reporting that exit polls Tuesday are indicating what was described […]
Memorial for 1st Viet president
A memorial will be held on Sunday, Nov. 1 for Ngo Dinh Diem, the first president of the Republic of (South) Vietnam, at Sid Goldstein Memorial Freedom Park in Westminster. Diem was […]
It all started with Tito Ortiz
By Jim Tortolano Orange County Tribune Every election is important to the people affected by it, but one local contest is attracting attention across the United States. MSNow, a left-leaning cable […]
‘King tides’ slam beach areas
By a staff writer The high water levels of the “king tides” have closed parts of America’s most famous highway and threatened to flood parts of coastal Huntington Beach. On Tuesday, Pacific […]
Rams are back, Raiders aren’t
By Mark Anderson AP Sports Writer LAS VEGAS (AP) — This was, especially in the first half, the kind of Rams team many expected to see all along. Matthew Stafford threw for […]
Going beyond the ‘Tush Push’
I like football. Although baseball was first in my now-tattered heart, football is by far the more exciting to watch. The NFL, especially, has been a model of a forward-thinking business with […]
‘Clayface’ a good revenge film
By Mark Kennedy AP Entertainment Writer Someone rather bluntly popped up on X recently to ask Hollywood writer-producer James Gunn a pointed — and here sanitized — question: “Who asked for a […]
The era of battling newspapers is just nostalgia now
I recently read Teri Sforza’s final column for The Orange County Register and enjoyed it a lot. It was full of nostalgia over her 33 years with the paper, especially focusing on […]
