By Thom deMartino What can be permissible by one era’s standards may be unacceptable by another’s: something we, with our more modern sensibilities, sometimes forget. In experiencing the Westminster Rose Center Theater’s […]
Rickard Rakell scored two goals as the Anaheim Ducks defeated the Boston Bruins 5-3 Wednesday night at Honda Center. With the score deadlocked at 3-3 in the third period, Rakell got his […]
By Jim Tortolano Councilwoman Margie Rice’s proposal to create a “Walk of Fame” in the Little Saigon area is off and running, but she won’t be jogging along side. The Westminster City […]
Interested in knowing what to do in case of a disaster, or in helping other people? Garden Grove’s Community Emergency Response Team will begin a new four-Saturday training academy starting on March […]
People – especially men – like to draw lines and create borders separating my side from your side and friends from enemies. Who belongs here and who doesn’t is at the heart […]
Against the backdrop of announced increased immigration enforcement and deportation by the federal government, the Garden Grove Unified School District Board of Education on Tuesday approved a resolution promising that campus schools […]
By Jim Tortolano A review of the finances of the city’s Downtown Business Improvement District was approved by the Huntington Beach City Council Tuesday night. The proposal, advanced by Councilman Erik Peterson, […]
There’s just one survivor among local teams in the CIF-SS girls’ soccer playoffs. In Division 1 play on Tuesday, Huntington Beach advanced to the quarterfinal round by edging San Clemente. After a […]
You’ve heard about “porch pirates”: people who steal your online purchases off your front step. Huntington Beach police have arrested a suspect in a slightly different crime: robbing mailboxes. Derrick Trent of […]
Dear Marilyn, I am the maid of honor in my friend’s upcoming wedding. It is going to be in two months. We have been friends since elementary school. However, in the past […]
