In case you haven’t noticed, Valentine’s Day is coming up, a week from today. What have you done to advance your love life, or please your loved one? Well, where else can […]
Your romantic fate could be in the stars
OC Tribune Staff
A different kind of triple feature
One of the items mentioned but sort of lost in the many details of Garden Grove Mayor Steve Jones’ recent “State of the City” address was that the Starlight 4 Star […]
Three girls’ soccer teams post wins
Three local high school girls’ soccer teams posted opening round victories on Wednesday in CIF-SS playoffs. Here are the scores: Division 2: Roosevelt 4, Pacifica 2. Division 4: Kennedy 2, Westminster 1; Ocean View […]
Fear of “bomb” shuts down streets
UPDATE: The suspect in the “bomb” incident Wednesday has been identified as Jonny Knowles, 56, whose last known address was Garden Grove. According to Garden Grove Police Lt. Carl Whitney, Knowles was […]
In defense of the red MAGA hat
The fundamental offense of the Covington Catholic High School kids wasn’t so much allegedly mobbing, mocking or getting in the face of an American Indian drummer at the Lincoln Memorial. It was […]
Fire totally destroys a Buddhist temple
A house converted into a Buddhist temple in Garden Grove was completely destroyed by a fire late Tuesday night. According to Capt. Thanh Nguyen of Garden Grove Fire Department, the blaze was […]
Man held on peddling marijuana charge
A 30-year-old Garden Grove man was arrested Tuesday for allegedly trying to give marijuana to a minor. According to Sgt. Brian Dalton of the GGPD, the incident occurred on Jan. 25 around […]
And the beatings go on in 4-1 loss
Just how bad can it get? The Anaheim Ducks are in fast pursuit of some kind of record of futility as they lost again on Tuesday, falling 4-1 to the Canadiens in […]
Trump called investigations “partisan”
In the State of the Union message he delivered Tuesday to a joint session of Congress, President Donald Trump made an appeal for unity and an end to political division, but denounced […]
Council backs legal fights about housing
Huntington Beach will double down on its battle against Sacramento’s efforts to require cities to provide more affordable housing. At Monday’s meeting of the City Council, the council voted 7-0 in closed […]
