By Pete Zarustica Albert Pujols has hit a lot of home runs, but in his tenure with the Los Angeles Angels, many of them came with the bases empty. Well, when he […]
Pujols back in the zone in 7-1 victory
Missing hikers are still being sought
The search continued Tuesday for two Westminster residents lost in the Joshua Tree National Forest. Rachel Nguyen and Joseph Orbeso, students at California State University, Fullerton, were first reported missing on July […]
Lottery tickets taken in rooftop invasion
It seemed like an awful lot of trouble to go through to get some little pasteboard squares. An “unknown number” of California Lottery tickets are what appears to have been taken early […]
National Night Out connects cops to you
National Night Out, a celebration of community policing, will include events Tuesday in Garden Grove, Huntington Beach and Westminster. In Garden Grove, the event will take place from 5:30 to 8 p.m. […]
Dear Mari: Sober lady, drinking boyfriend
Dear Marilyn, I am an alcoholic. I am six months sober. The problem is that my boyfriend has started to drink more and more frequently. When we first started dating, I was the […]
Heavy metal, heavy traffic for concert
If you’re interested in a rocking good time, you might want to plan to attend the High and Mighty Music Festival scheduled for Saturday and Sunday at the Village Green in downtown […]
Jays jump on bullpen for stunning win
For most of the season, it’s been the bullpen that has helped keep the playoff dreams of the Los Angeles Angels alive, but on Sunday the Halo firemen were more like arsonists. […]
27-year-old cold case is finally solved
By Greg Hardesty His personal life in shambles following a break-up with his boyfriend, Brian Gene McNamara bellied up to the bar at Garden Grove’s Frat House, a popular watering hole for […]
A classic baseball musical with heart
By Thom deMartino What would you sacrifice to fulfill your fondest wish? In “Damn Yankees”, now playing at the Rose Center Theater, it’s the middle of the 1950’s in Washington D.C., and […]
“Things” explores love, family at WCP
By Thom deMartino Looking back, what were the lessons from your mother that stuck with you? Look both ways before crossing the street? Don’t talk to strangers? Always buy a new toilet […]
