By Pete Zarustica The red-hot Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim won their sixth straight game Sunday as they swept a four-game series in Seattle and solidified their grip on second place in […]
Sixth straight win has Halos soaring
Update on homeless action efforts set
An update on efforts to deal with the problem of homelessness tops Wednesday’s agenda of a special meeting of the Westminster City Council. Brad Fieldhouse, executive director of the non-profit City Net, […]
Rams outlast Cowboys in 2017 debut
Pre-season games are about as good a predictor of the regular campaign as a first date is for marriage. There may be some useful indications, or maybe not. The Los Angeles Rams […]
Late rally lands Halos in wild card spot
By Pete Zarustica The numbers are coming up lucky these days for the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim. They scored five runs over the last two innings to pull off a 6-3 […]
Planners mull general plan update
Over 7,000 more homes are envisioned for the city under a general plan update going before the Huntington Beach Planning Commission when it meets on Tuesday. The update covers a wide variety […]
Hearing set in insurance fraud case
A pre-trial hearing for a woman accused of making a false insurance claim over a traffic accident in Garden Grove is scheduled for Friday at Central Justice Center in Santa Ana at […]
Motor home fire does $150k damage
A fire in a motor home also damaged a service station and another vehicle Saturday morning in Garden Grove, doing an estimated $150,000 in damage. According to Capt. Thanh Nguyen of the […]
Pujols, Trout spark comeback Halo win
Like a jockey and horse holding back until the home stretch, the Los Angeles Angels could finally be making their move. With Friday’s 6-5 win over the Mariners in Seattle, the Halos […]
Two called to mental competency hearing
A mental health competency hearing is being scheduled for Wednesday in connection with two men accused of attacking a Huntington Beach police officer. Darryl Headrick and Bryce Headrick – father and son, […]
Good look at a great movie: “Casablanca”
By Jim Tortolano When I was teaching a college mass communications course just a few years ago, I used to show my students a 1942 black-and-white dinosaur of a film they claimed […]
