The Anaheim Ducks continued their hot streak with a 2-1 overtime win over the Colorado Avalanche in Denver Friday night. It was the team’s fifth win in six games, starting on Nov. […]
Ducks stay hot, melt Avalanche in OT
OC Streetcar breaks ground, gets funding
The Orange County Transportation Authority on Friday brought together local, state and federal officials to accept a $149 million federal funding grant and to mark the start of construction on the county’s […]
A “Holiday” tradition winds up in style
By Thom deMartino To everything, as they say, there is a season: and though seasons change, endings help us remember and celebrate the experiences we’ve had, the memories we’ve shared. Such is […]
Light up the trees with holiday spirit
It’s really beginning to look a lot like Christmas, and will look even more that way when Christmas tree-lighting get underway over the next week in several of our cities. Of course, […]
Suspect arrested with over 50 firearms
A 51-year-old Huntington Beach man was arrested at his home Tuesday by Laguna Beach police investigating criminal charges of making threats to kill. Taken into custody was Mitchell Todd after police served […]
Lawsuit filed to block apartment complex
By Jim Tortolano A lawsuit to block the construction of a controversial apartment complex has been filed against the City of Westminster, the city council and the developers of the project. The […]
Miller & Co. faster than the Lightning
The Anaheim Ducks moved into a tie for third place in the NHL Pacific Division with a 3-1 win over the Lightning Tuesday night in Tampa. Ryan Miller had 34 saves in […]
Billboard appeal is delayed to Feb. 27
UPDATE: The Westminster City Council voted 5-0 Wednesday night to continue the hearing on the billboard appeal to Feb. 27, 2019. UPDATE: According to the Westminster City Clerk, the hearing on the billboard […]
Sources: A charter school for GGUSD?
Charter schools have been a hot topic in public education in recent years. The Los Angeles Unified School District Board of Education, for example, now has a majority considered supportive of that […]
“Contingency plan” for fire service backed
By Jim Tortolano On his final full night as a member of the Garden Grove City Council, typically quiet Councilman Kris Beard raised his voice, underlining the idea that the city had […]
