By Jim Tortolano They were heroes who gave their lives in the performance of their duties, but the five Garden Grove police officers that were killed while serving were more than that. […]
The other sides of the “Fallen Five”
OC Tribune Staff
Locals posting wins in CIF playoffs
Four local high school baseball and softball teams advanced to the second round of the CIF-SS playoffs with first round wins Tuesday night. More first round games are set for Friday in both […]
TGIF: Time for cute ducks, ugly aliens
Ducks and danger will highlight this weekend’s entertainment. Here’s what’s fun in the Garden Grove-Huntington Beach-Westminster area. MOVIES Films opening at local cinemas: “Alien: Covenant.” Latest in the series of “Alien” movies, […]
Halos hang on as Trout tees off
By Pete Zarustica It took a while, but the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim have finally climbed back over the .500 hill and posted a winning record. An exhausting 12-8 win over […]
Retorts: What I’ve learned over that hill
I am at a stage in my life where I spend a fair amount of time asking myself, “What have I learned?’ When I have lunch with old pals, I raise the […]
Angels rally to win, Ducks falter to trail
Hearts were broken Tuesday night in games involving Orange County’s two major sports teams. The Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim blew a three-run ninth inning lead but rallied for an 11th inning […]
HBPD plans DUI checkpoint for Friday
The Huntington Beach Police Department Traffic Unit will be conducting a DUI/Drivers License Checkpoint on Friday, May 19, 2017, within the city limits, between the hours of 7 p.m. and 3 a.m. In […]
Dear Mari: racial jokes can really hurt
Dear Marilyn, This is a bit of a touchy subject, and I really need some advice. I live in a house with three roommates. I had a few friends over, and we […]
Video featured in 30th police memorial
In commemoration of this Thursday’s 30th annual Garden Grove “Call to Duty” Police Memorial, a special, 19-minute documentary film on Garden Grove’s Fallen Five police officers, will have a first public viewing at the event. […]
Pupils can bank on college, says Chiang
By Jim Tortolano “Anything is possible if you work hard enough,” was the mantra promoted both by Sequoia Elementary School principal Michelle Watkins and State Treasurer John Chiang on Tuesday afternoon. Of […]
