Last week, the California Department of Education released statewide results of the California Assessment of Student Performance and Progress (CAASPP) exams, which show that Garden Grove Unified School District students continue to […]
If we had a dollar for every click …. We’d just like to point out that as of last week, The Orange County Tribune’s website – http://www.orangcountytribune.com – has attracted over a […]
By Jim Tortolano In less than a month, voters in the City of Stanton will decide whether or not to hitch the community’s wagon – in part – to the cultivation, processing […]
In his “Gettysburg Address,” Abraham Lincoln described a “government of the people, by the people, for the people.” The problem for any democracy is that those people can make a mistake – […]
We’re starting to get into some serious league showdowns in football and other fall sports locally. On the gridiron, there are two especially interesting matchups. In the Empire League, Pacifica (4-3 overall […]
By Jim Tortolano The clock is running as the City of Westminster scrambles to ditch its historic at-large election process and go instead with a by-district alternative for choosing members of its […]
It’s the week of Columbus Day, or Indigenous people Day, or Discovery Day. Anyway you describe it, it’s about looking ahead. Here’s our look ahead at what’s coming in the communities of […]
Two pedestrians – one of them a 6-year-old boy – were killed Saturday night when struck by an automobile in Garden Grove. According to Master Officer Paul Ashby of the GGPD, the […]
Sentencing is scheduled for Oct. 30 in the case of a woman convicted of killing two motorists in Huntington Beach will driving drunk in 2018. Bani Marcela Duarte will appear in Central […]
It’s still pretty early to tell, but this year’s edition of the Anaheim Ducks is looking a bit more promising than last year’s. In 2018-19, the Orange County team struggled to a […]
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