UPDATE: This week’s CIF-SS winter sports poll results are below. ––––––– We’re far enough into the league season for local prep basketball teams to have showdown games. Here are a few. Segerstrom […]
Some early showdowns are looming
OC Tribune Staff
Tet parades and festivals are on tap
The week starts with an observance of the birthday of civil rights hero Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and concludes with the Tet holiday. Here’s our look at that and what else […]
Two wins keeps them out of last place
It wasn’t exactly a burst into glory, but two wins this past week gave the Anaheim Ducks a bit of momentum after losing four straight. The pair of victories helped them rise […]
City Manager Eddie Manfro steps down
Eddie Manfro, Westminster’s city manager since July 2012, has announced his resignation, effective Feb. 29. He served as the city’s top appointed official during one of the most tumultuous eras in city […]
Ascon landfill update is on agenda
An update on the Ascon Landfill Project will be presented by City Manager Oliver Chi at Tuesday’s meeting of the Huntington Beach City Council. The landfill is located across on Magnolia Street […]
Bodies are those of missing GG couple
UPDATE: The bodies of a Garden Grove couple missing in Mexico since Jan. 10 have been found. According to the Associated Press, the bodies of Maria Lopez, 65, and 60-year-old husband Jesus […]
Cavaliers take a lead in GG girls’ race
By Christopher Adbelmalek Making a statement victory early in the season can put fear in heart of your opponent. Down early in this game, the Santiago Cavalier girls’ basketball team (now 10-9, […]
GGUSD students at Latinos conference
The seventh annual Garden Grove Unified School District Latino Unidos Conference was held Jan. 11 on the campus of California State University, Fullerton with more than 300 students in attendance. The conference […]
Keep status quo on comments: council
Faced with long public comments sessions, with many of the speakers not able to speak English, should the City of Westminster set up a new policy governing the use of interpreters? Not […]
Municipal finances and the “sniff test”
Note: Second in a series of articles about what 2020 might hold for our cities. In this installment, it’s Stanton. Stanton is smokin’ … perhaps in another way Under the leadership of […]
