By Pete Zarustica Potential is what you have when you don’t succeed … yet. The Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim on Wednesday night showcased the kind of team they could have been […]
Shoe, Mike & Al lead Halos’ 8-2 win
OC Tribune Staff
Trimmed Westminster budget OKd
By Jim Tortolano After slashing another $174,000 in spending, the Westminster City Council approved the city budget Wednesday night on a 4-1 vote, with Councilman Tyler Diep casting the dissenting vote. Approval […]
Earth-like planet is found “near”
Scientists reported Wednesday that a planet somewhat similar to Earth, one that could support life, has been found a mere 4.22 light years away. That’s about 25 million actual miles. The planet […]
Retorts: Real back-to-school answers
You hear and read a lot about what might be wrong with education, about what needs to be changed, added, deleted or painted blue and turned over. I have many theories like […]
Edison ranked 3rd in CIF grid poll
In the brave new world of CIF-SS football divisions based not on enrollment or leagues but on previous records, the Garden Grove-Huntington Beach-Westminster area didn’t get much respect in the pre-season rankings […]
Skaggs slammed as Angels fall again
By Pete Zarustica This may be a bit late to say this, but is it time to stick a fork in the 2016 season of the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim? The […]
Demos gaining, but result is uncertain
Orange County used to be known as a conservative stronghold, but portions of it are starting to turn blue instead of red. That trend was especially evident in the 2012 election in […]
Time is money, even at snack bars
Sometimes this column will depart from the traditionally financial topics you might expect to see. When I do this it is because the subject that week is just that important – and […]
Six months in jail for disability fraud
A former employee of a Huntington Beach firm was sentenced to six months in Orange County Jail Friday after he pleaded guilty to cashing in disability checks under false pretenses. According to […]
More e-mails in Hillary Clinton probe
Another 14,900 more e-mails and documents from Hillary Clinton’s term as Secretary of State have turned up as part of the FBI’s investigation of the Democratic presidential nominee’s use of a private […]
