A sterling performance by Jakob Silfverberg on Sunday against the Minnesota Wild wasn’t quite enough to lift up the Anaheim Ducks to a win at Honda Center. Silfverberg scored two goals and […]
Jakob’s star turn is not enough
OC Tribune Staff
Stocks plunge on coronavirus fears
Fears over the coronavirus and the drop in oil prices sent financial markets reeling again on Monday. According to the Associated Press, the Dow Jones Average was down by 7.8 percent by […]
Rain may put damper on some fun
Remember back in the drought days, when we prayed for rain? Well, if the forecasters are correct our wishes and hopes will be fulfilled this week, which may wreak havoc with all […]
“The Way Back” takes surprising path
By Jim Tortolano “The Way Back” starts off as a stereotypical sports hero movie and then takes an abrupt turn in the fourth quarter that somewhat redeems the effort. Ben Affleck stars […]
Close races for supervisor, 72nd AD
Some of the most carefully watched elections from March 3 remain close as the vote-counting heads into a second week. California now allows voters to cast their ballots in a variety of […]
Edison, Cavs show softball strength
Saturday was a softball extravaganza, with tournaments from Bullhead City, Arizona to Anaheim. Many local teams were in action and some did quite well. Edison came out of the weekend with an […]
“Guys and Dolls” is fun and flash
By Thom deMartino The things that matter most to us are often right in front of us: and while we might think it’s about the role of the dice and the game, […]
“Art in Park” is all about creativity
The second Art in the Park event held Saturday in Garden Grove’s Village Green featured more than just daubs of paint on paper Held from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the […]
Shutouts were on Friday’s menu
League play got underway Friday for some local high school baseball teams, featuring shutout wins by four area schools. Jonathan Long of Orange pitched a perfect game for the Panthers as they […]
WAGS looks like it’s the winner
A decision by the Westminster City Council on Wednesday could set some tails a-wagging for WAGS. The council will take up a recommendation from city staff to approve a contract with Westminster […]
