The latest e-newspaper of The Orange County Tribune is out. The Tribune serves Garden Grove, Huntington Beach, Stanton and Westminster in Orange County, CA. We are a non-partisan news organization which covers […]
E-newspaper for Sept. 11, 2024
Harris and Trump squared off
Vice President Kamala Harris and former president Donald Trump squared off in their first debate on Tuesday night, trading jabs and promises before millions of Americans watching as the 2024 presidential race […]
Dodgers, Angels both lose
The Los Angeles Angels and the Los Angeles Dodgers have been going in different directions for most of the 2024 season. However, on Tuesday they had similar results. The Angels lost 10-5 […]
New logo, message approved
Just as Stanton is getting a new look on the street with new retail business and high-rise residential construction on Beach Boulevard, the City of Stanton is seeking to update its image […]
Iconic bank to move downtown
By Jim Tortolano/Orange County Tribune When Farmers & Merchants Bank opened its first branch in Garden Grove in 1955, Garden Grove was not even a city yet. Dwight Eisenhower was in his […]
‘Beetlejuice’ sequel is a joy
By Jocelyn Noveck/AP National Writer “I have global entry!” Now, does that sound like a funny line? Of course it doesn’t. Whatever in the history of mankind and airport lines could be […]
Missile strike in Gaza kills 40
At least 40 people were killed in an Israeli missile strike Monday into an area in the Gaza Strip where displaced Palestinians were gathered. According to the Associated Press, about 60 other […]
Is mixed-use trend a sort of a mix-up for Orange County?
I don’t suppose that in the midst of an historic presidential election, the beginning of the NFL season and the stretch run of the baseball pennant (and playoff) races many people are […]
Two killed in van vs. SUV crash
Two people were killed Sunday morning in Huntington Beach when an Amazon cargo van and a Toyota sport utility vehicle collided. According to the HBPD, the incident took place around 10 a.m. […]
Council gets down to business?
Recent meetings of the Westminster City Council have been consumed with arguments, controversy and acrimony arguably separate from the running of the municipal government. But the agenda for Wednesday’s meeting suggests a […]
