Visitors to the planned Bolsa Row hotel and residential development in Westminster will be bearing much of the cost for the project in the Little Saigon area of the city. According to […]
Guests will pay for much of new hotel
OC Tribune Staff
Trump picks Kavanaugh for high court
Brett M. Kavanaugh, currently a judge of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, was nominated Monday evening by President Donald Trump to become an associate justice on […]
Hunt is on for the shooter of a man
Police in Garden Grove are seeking a suspect in the shooting of a man in an incident Monday morning in the northern part of the city. According to police, officers were alerted […]
Different World War I in “Black Chamber”
By Jim Tortolano We all go through what-ifs in our lives. What if I’d pursued a different career? What about “the one who got away”? What if I’d paid more attention in […]
Oh my! Ohtani wins it for the Halos, 4-3
By Pete Zarustica Sometimes one is bigger than three. Yasiel Puig’s three-run home run gave the Los Angeles Dodgers an early lead in Sunday’s decisive Freeway Series game with the Los Angeles […]
53-unit project continued to Sept. 18
UPDATE: The public hearing on the housing project set to go before the July 10 meeting of the Huntington Beach Planning Commission has been rescheduled to the Sept. 11, 2018 meeting of […]
Trout’s terrific but not enough in 3-1 loss
Mike Trout is arguably the best baseball player in the world. And sometimes it seems like he’s the only player in the Angels lineup. The Halo centerfielder went 3-for-4 and hit his […]
A wacky walk-off 3-2 win for the Halos
Maybe it wasn’t the most artistic victory ever, but the Angels will take it. In the opener of the three-game Freeway Series at the Big A on Friday night, the home team […]
A GG man is accused of a fiery attack
A Garden Grove man was arrested on July 3 for allegedly throwing a “Molotov cocktail” – an improvised incendiary device usually inside a glass bottle – at two homeless men in Anaheim. […]
July 4: the loud, the bright and the weird
The rockets’ red glare and bombs bursting in air – the bad kind – are over. Mostly. The July 4th holiday lit up the sky, with much of the spectacular displays from […]
