President Joe Biden’s $2 trillion domestic package for the social safety net and climate change – scaled down from $3.5 trillion – is getting close to a deal that could allow it […]
Biden’s $2T bill getting “close”
OC Tribune Staff
Parking, landscaping discussed
With the coming of accessory dwelling units, crowded parking conditions on streets and the likely future increase in higher-density housing, what do city regulations on landscaping and parking say? The Garden Grove […]
Council agenda has variety
A variety of items ranging from homelessness to angled parking to beautification are on the agenda for Tuesday’s meeting of the Stanton City Council. The meeting will be held in person at […]
Rancho outlasts Cavs, 25-22
By Jim Tortolano In a football game that literally went down to the last play’s last second, Rancho Alamitos High outlasted Santiago High 25-22 to claim a least a piece of the […]
Abortion law hearing on Nov. 1
The U.S. Supreme Court on Friday announced it won’t block the Texas law that strongly restricts abortion, but it will allow the case to have an early day in court. According to […]
Say, what are you “Dune” now?
As we race toward holidays with Halloween, Thanksgiving and more right around (sort of) the corner, you need some amusement to get you in the right frame of mind for all that […]
New cases are averaging 250
If Thursday’s reports of new coronavirus cases in Orange County seems too high, and Friday’s number seems too low, there’s a reason for that. Because of delays in reporting, Thursday’s total of […]
Commission OKs zone changes
A major rezoning of the City of Garden Grove was approved Thursday night on a 4-3 vote by the city planning commission. The changes in the general plan reflect a requirement from […]
New cases take a big leap*
The news from Thursday’s report on the coronavirus pandemic in Orange County was not good, but sometimes bad news comes with an asterisk. According to the county health care agency, confirmed new […]
It’s the Battle of Liberty Park
The finger-pointing and insult-hurling among members of the Westminster City Council has long been confined to personal animosities, political rivalries and – sometimes – legitimate differences of opinion. But now, information has […]
