The second and final reading of a “personal care” ordinance aimed at curbing the use of such businesses and medical offices for illicit business was approved by the Stanton City Council on […]
“Personal care” law approved
OC Tribune Staff
Help is OK’d for two parades
Requests for a bit of financial help from West Garden Grove sports fans and the City of Westminster were both approved by the Garden Grove City Council at its meeting Tuesday night. […]
Storm spares West OC, mostly
While much of Northern and Central California were battered by the “storm cyclone” that wreaked havoc, damaged property and took lives, West Orange County has managed to escape – so far – […]
Classified docs at Biden’s office
The news that government records were found by his attorneys at his former office space in Washington came as a surprise to President Joe Biden. According to the Associated Press, the Department […]
Changes coming to City Hall?
Opportunities to reverse decisions by previous city councils abound on the agenda for Wednesday’s Westminster City Council meeting. Under legislative items, the council will consider an ordinance allowing for the location of […]
17 teams make CIF-SS polls
A total of 17 high school sports teams in The Tribune’s coverage area were listed in this week’s CIF-SS winter sports polls. They are: Boys’ basketball Division 3AA: Orangewood Academy is second. […]
Storms striking California
The affluent community of Montecito – home to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle – near Santa Barbara is under a mandatory order of evacuation. According to the Associated Press, it’s part […]
“Spare” doesn’t spare secrets
By Jill Lawless/Associated Press LONDON (AP) – Bereaved boy, troubled teen, wartime soldier, unhappy royal – many facets of Prince Harry are revealed in his explosive memoir, often in eyebrow-raising detail. From […]
Cleanup day set for Feb. 11
The City of Garden Grove, in partnership with Republic Services, will host a series of community cleanup days throughout the city in an effort to help residents properly dispose of bulky items […]
New House rules on the way?
Now that Republicans have a majority in the House of Representatives and have elected a speaker, attention now turns to procedural rules that may be changed. According to The New York Times, […]
