A certified nursing assistant in a Garden Grove health care facility got a rather spectacular Christmas gift at his place of work. To honor their 4,000 frontline essential healthcare employees during […]
Marco can drive this present
2nd block of Main stays closed
A divided city council narrowly approved keeping the second block of Huntington Beach’s Main Street closed to vehicular traffic for another two months. At the final meeting of 2020, the Huntington Beach […]
Hospitalizations still increase
New cases of coronavirus infections continue to decline in Orange County but increases in the number of patients hospitalized because of COVID-19 and those in intensive care units for that reason continue […]
Annual death toll nears record
The Year of COVID-19 will likely go down as the deadliest in the nation’s history with the coronavirus pandemic contributing strongly to a mortality tally of over 3 million people. According to […]
LeBron, Anthony still the faves
It seems like just yesterday the Los Angeles Lakers beat the Miami Heat and won another NBA title, the 17th for the franchise. And now, starting this week, the pro basketball season […]
House OKs $900 billion aid bill
The U.S. House of Representatives finally passed a long-awaited $900 billion pandemic relief package Monday night. The measure, which would send cash to individuals and businesses as well as pay to vaccinate […]
Car vs. train crash kills driver
A fatal crash between an automobile and a train in Santa Ana Monday afternoon snarled car and rail traffic for hours. According to the Santa Ana Police Department and the Orange County […]
OC cases and deaths decline
Counts of new cases and deaths from coronavirus declined on Monday, but two other metrics edged higher. According to the Orange County Health Care Agency, 3,753 new cases were reported for Monday, […]
City will join OC jail lawsuit
UPDATE: The Garden Grove City Council on Tuesday voted 7-0 to join the amicus brief challenging a court ruling required the release or transfer of inmates from Orange County jails because of […]
Council votes to back sheriff
UPDATE: The Westminster City Council voted 5-0 Monday afternoon to join in an amicus brief to back Sheriff Don Barnes’ opposition to a court order requiring him to transfer or release […]
