Garden Grove Unified School District students at Carrillo Elementary School in Westminster welcomed civil rights advocate Sylvia Mendez on Feb. 12 during a special assembly. Students presented Mendez with a check worth […]
Another step forward toward the long-awaited “Site C” hotel project may be taken next week at the Garden Grove Planning Commission’s Feb. 20 meeting. Planners will take up an amended tract map […]
And so 2016 finally draws to a close. It’s been the longest election year in American history. It ran from Feb. 1, 2016, the date of the Iowa caucuses, to the Senate […]
Local schools won just three of the first 10 post-season contests played Wednesday and reported to The Tribune. Here are results from Wednesday’s CIF-SS winter playoff games involving teams from schools serving […]
After nearly three hours of public comments, the Westminster City Council on Wednesday night voted to place on the agenda of its next meeting on Feb. 26 an item to postpone consideration […]
In this era of exotic viruses from China, deep political divisions, out-of-control fires and eyebrow-rising Super Bowl halftime shows, it might look like our world is going to Heck in a shopping […]
Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders has been declared the winner of the New Hampshire Democratic Primary. With 84 percent of precincts reporting Tuesday night, Sanders – a self-described “democratic socialist – had received […]
Four local teams posted post-season wins in girls’ water polo and soccer on Tuesday. Here are the results of CIF-SS playoff contests involving teams serving Garden Grove, Huntington Beach, Stanton and Westminster. […]
Now, that’s planning ahead. The same group – with one addition to its team – that held a Tet Parade in Garden Grove on relatively short notice just two weeks ago won […]
By Jim Tortolano Next to superheroes in capes, about the most reliable genre in modern movie-making is bad guys with charm. That’s a big part of the appeal of “The Gentlemen,” a […]
