The Stanton City Council on Tuesday will consider a proposed ordinance which would change regulations relating to “temporary noncommercial signs” displayed on private property. The proposal would include changes to sign size […]
Police in Garden Grove and Westminster have seized large amounts of illegal fireworks as well as other unlawful items this past week. In Garden Grove, the police department’s special investigations unit – […]
The people of St. Louis are welcoming back former local hero Albert Pujols with graciousness and love. The St. Louis Cardinals were nice, too, but their reaction was a little less hospitable. […]
Income and spending often show the contours and limits of what a government agency can do, and in Garden Grove a two-year look into the future will be revealed and considered. At […]
Movies, dog races, the annual Summerfest and “Mary Poppins” are among the things to do or see in the West Orange County area for the next few days. Take your pick, fun-seekers.
The rock slipped back down the mountain a bit on Thursday when the Los Angeles Angels lost to the Toronto Blue Jays. On Friday (today) the Los Angeles Angels will try to […]
An agreement with the City of Garden Grove to expand the School Resource Officer program, increasing police resources and school safety was approved by the Garden Grove Unified School District Board of Education […]
The Retorts column by Jim Tortolano is taking a week off. This is a classic “Retorts.” Pat Ryan, in his sci-fi novel “Alas Babylon,” wrote that “civilization is like snow in […]
Which are your favorite superstitions? Baseball players avoid stepping on the chalked foul lines. Some folks won’t buy a house or other property that has a “4” in the address. Others steer […]
By Pete Zarustica If football is a game of inches, baseball is a game of numbers. The Los Angeles Angels’ numbers are coming up lucky lately, as they rose above .500 for […]
