In a stunning reversal, the Westminster School District on Thursday rehired as superintendent the same person they fired after just four months on the job in October 2017. The “new” superintendent for […]
Paik, fired in 2017, is again the WSD super
OC Tribune Staff
This is the season to be spring-y
Spring has sprung, and here’s your condensed, super-handy guide to stuff to do Friday through Sunday in the Garden Grove-Huntington Beach-Stanton-Westminster area.
Campos leads Spartans to 18-2 win
Orangewood Academy of Garden Grove slammed Samueli Academy 18-2 in an Academy League softball game Thursday afternoon. Alexis Campos starred for the Spartans as both a pitcher and as a batter. She […]
Just chill out comes the starry advice
Relax! That’s overriding message from the stars this week. Aries need to relax. Leos need to back off on demanding more attention. Be flexible at work, you Pisces! ARIES (March 21 to […]
Trout is out, but Halos are flying high
With a day off to travel, the Los Angeles Angels have a bit of time to reflect on their big turnaround and hope their best player recovers fast from a groin injury. […]
City will explore a bed tax increase
The possibility of raising the “bed tax” advanced a bit at Tuesday’s meeting of the Stanton City Council. A staff report providing more detail on the topic was requested by the council. […]
The top HR school leader is from OVSD
Felix Avila, assistant superintendent of Human Resources for the Ocean View School District, has been chosen as 2019 Personnel/Human Resources Administrator of the Year by the Association of California School Administrators. “I […]
Mariner softball shuts out South, 4-0
Pacifica High’s softball team posted its third straight win on Wednesday, defeating South High of Torrance 4-0 in the non-league contest. The M’s are now 10-3-1 overall and are ranked third in […]
Enrollment on for summer rec classes
Enrollment for summer 2019 classes and programs offered by the City of Garden Grove begins next Thursday, April 11, 2019. Parents are encouraged to register participants as early as possible as many […]
Is bigger really better? Let’s think
“Bigger is better!” Well, that woke me up. I was sitting there in the Garden Grove City Council chambers enduring another Much-Longer-Than-They-Need-To-Be discussions and one councilman came out with that bit of […]
