Latin is supposedly a “dead language,” meaning no one speaks it as their native tongue. Except attorneys, of course, who use it to make law indecipherable so that they can charge exorbitant […]
Franken: It’s the foolishness of mortals
OC Tribune Staff
Armed robber holds up food truck
A food truck was robbed at gunpoint Monday night at the edge of the Garden Grove city limits. According to Sgt. Jeff Brown of the GGPD, the incident took place at the […]
Edison vs. Corona del Mar in a crucial
A lot of interesting games this week in the area prep gridiron games. The contest that looks most appealing to us is Friday’s game at Newport Harbor High pitting Edison (4-2) against […]
Spooky and mostly sunny this week
Ah, as you can see, Halloween candy is in the stores and creepy stories are in the cinemas and on stage. There’s so much going on, it’s almost scary. Here’s a look […]
Electrical explosion injures five people
UPDATE: The number of people injured in the fire and explosion Saturday night at an Oktoberfest celebration has been changed to five. According to reports, the owner of the Old World Village’s […]
Two games, two wins in new season
So far, so good. The Anaheim Ducks, who finished sixth in the Pacific Division of the National Hockey League last year, are on top – along with two other teams – through […]
Beach Blvd. study before city council
A presentation by the Orange County Transportation Authority on the Beach Boulevard Corridor Study is featured on the agenda for Tuesday’s meeting of the Stanton City Council. The route, also known as […]
Bring Tet festival and parade to GG?
Should a Tet festival and parade come to Garden Grove? Garden Grove city councilman Phat Bui thinks perhaps they should. On the agenda for Tuesday’s meeting of the Garden Grove City Council, […]
By-district votes, civility, etc. on agenda
UPDATE: A proposal to reduce public comments from five minutes to three has been removed from the agenda for Wednesday night’s meeting of the Westminster City Council. ––– Proposals to shorten […]
Supplies are donated to area schools
Students at Eisenhower Elementary, Doig Intermediate, and Santiago High School, all part of the Garden Grove Unified School District, received gifts of more than 2,300 school supplies donated last week through a […]
