The tally of new coronavirus cases in Orange County continued to slide in Tuesday’s report from the county health care agency. According to the calculations of the OCHCA, new cases for the […]
New cases continue decline
OC Tribune Staff
Let the people vote on tax
On Wednesday night – and it’s bound to be a long night – the Westminster City Council will grapple with a most momentous decision. The council will consider placing on the Nov. […]
HB candidate list grows to 23
A total of 23 people have taken out nomination papers for Huntington Beach City Council and city attorney in the fall election, but only four have returned those papers and only three […]
Life sentences in “hate” crimes
A sentence of life in federal prison was handed down Monday to the father and son who chased and killed Ahmaud Arbery in February 2020. According to The Associated Press, Travis McMichael, […]
Police arrest a “fake cop”
Flashing lights in your rear view mirror. You pull over. Wait … is that a real cop? A 35-year-old Tustin resident, Richard Moore, has been arrested by Anaheim police for impersonating a […]
Five qualify for Nov. 8 GG ballot
The list of potential candidates for mayor and city council in Garden Grove has grown to 13 people, but only five have submitted completed nomination papers. According to the list posted by […]
Freshmen Fiesta at Bolsa HS
Bolsa Grande High School in Garden Grove held a “Freshman Fiesta” last week to introduce incoming ninth graders to the campus. Throughout the week, new students got to meet teachers, administrators and […]
Senate passes domestic bill
The U.S. Senate, divided on party lines, gave President Joe Biden a victory Sunday for his domestic agenda by passing his proposed “Inflation Reduction Act.” With the two parties evenly divided and […]
Chase, crash, fire and arrests
A speeding vehicle sighting early Saturday morning ended up in a fiery crash and the arrest of two people for the theft of catalytic converters in Huntington Beach. According to the HBPD, […]
Democrats advance key bill
Working overtime on the weekend, the U.S. Senate on Saturday voted to begin debate on a Democratic-backed bill with regulations and funding on climate change, clean energy, health and taxes. In a […]
