All four major metrics tracking the status of the coronavirus pandemic in Orange County showed improvement in Wednesday’s report from the county health care agency. According to the OCHCA, confirmed new cases […]
Major metrics are improving
OC Tribune Staff
“Needs” survey OKd by council
In an effort to better gauge public sentiment on how to spend the $9.12 million awarded to the city through the American Rescue Plan Act, the Stanton City Council on Tuesday night […]
Routine agenda for WSD board
A routine agenda will be before the Westminster School District Board of Trustees when it meets on Thursday at 7 p.m. In compliance with Gov. Gavin Newsom’s response to COVID-19, which permits legislative […]
Townhome project approved
By Zia Zografos A new 18-unit, two-story townhome development in Huntington Beach will soon be built on the east side of Cameron Lane and south of Slater Avenue. The planning commission unanimously […]
What is Civic Center’s future?
A planned “Civic Center Community Engagement” program was unveiled at Tuesday’s meeting of the Garden Grove City Council, setting the stage for construction of a new police department building. Starting later this […]
Federal debt limit raise passes
A short-term increase in the federal government’s debt limit was approved on Tuesday by the House of Representatives, making certain that the nation’s debts can be paid into December. The $480 billion […]
A charming show of “Horrors”
By Thom deMartino In a season of ghosts and ghouls, tricks and treats, sometimes the scariest monsters are growing right in our very backyards… The day is long and unforgiving, in the […]
COVID cases in OC top 300k
The number of confirmed coronavirus cases in Orange County has passed 300,000. According to the county health agency’s report Tuesday on the state of the pandemic here, there have been, to date, […]
Crunch time for prep football
The Crunch, the Nitty-Gritty, the Big Games, what-have-you … all of that is starting to come in waves with Week Eight football contests. Crucial games will be played not just for league […]
Board meets on textbooks
By Zia Zografos The Huntington Beach Union High School District Board of Trustees will hold a public hearing on Tuesday to discuss the adequacy of their current instructional materials, like textbooks and […]
