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, […]
Two called to mental competency hearing
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 […]
Sweetness in Seattle as Trout leads Halos
Mike Trout’s double in the ninth inning sparked the Los Angeles Angels to a 6-3 win over the Seattle Mariners at Safeco Field Thursday night, a victory which pushed the Halos within […]
Football kicks off 2017 this weekend
The long wait is over. Football finally returns to Southern California, although it will take a bit longer to arrive in Orange County, unless you count watching it on television at home […]
Hotel-apartment complex for Little Saigon
The Little Saigon area of Westminster may soon be growing up … literally. A plan to build an expansive new project on a six-acre site at Brookurst Street and Bolsa Avenue would […]
“Glass Castle,” concerts and Scouts
Uh-oh! Back-to-school is creeping up. Looking for the fun stuff to do before the routines of fall set in? Here are some ideas for the Garden Grove-Huntington Beach-Westminster area. Movies A light […]
Caddy crashes traffic light; man arrested
A driver who allegedly tried to evade police and came to a stop only when his car crashed into a traffic signal late Wednesday night was arrested. According to Sgt. Luis Payan […]
Cron, Scribner lead Halos to 5-1 victory
The streaky Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim are finally streaking in the right direction. With a 5-1 win over the Baltimore Orioles Wednesday night at the Big A, the Halos have won […]
Family Resource Center opens for GGUSD
Garden Grove Unified School District hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony Wednesday to celebrate the opening of the district’s new Family Resource Center that will connect families to important community resources. Board of […]
Retorts: It’s one year for the OC Tribune
“Journalism,” Matthew Arnold said, “is literature in a hurry.” I can remember in my youth scrambling to write articles to meet some impending daily deadline, peering desperately at increasingly obscure notes, feeling […]
