Unemployment took a jump in Orange County for the month of January, according to a report issued Friday by the state Employment Development Department. The jobless rate rose from 3.5 percent in […]
Retail leads decrease in OC employment
Bright stars, brighter lights before council
Broad stripes and bright stars, brighter streetlights and brighter prospects for downtown bars and pubs are on Monday’s agenda of the Huntington Beach City Council. The regular session will begin at 6 […]
“Lemonade” tasty but needs a tweak
By Jim and Marilyn Tortolano It took Edison hundreds of tries to perfect the light bulb. It took the Egyptians 20 years to build the Great Pyramid. John Wooden didn’t win his […]
Oilers fall 41-38 in CIF-SS title game
UPDATE: The Huntington Beach High girls’ basketball team fell just short of the CIF-SS Division 1-A title Friday as the Oilers lost 41-38 to Bishop Montgomery of Torrance at Azusa Pacific University. […]
Sessions to recuse himself from inquiry
Attorney General Jeffrey Sessions announced Thursday afternoon in Washington that he would recuse himself from a role in the investigation of possible Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. In a televised […]
Top HBUHSD teachers are honored
The Huntington Beach Union High School District has identified its 2017-18 Teachers of the Year – Edison High School’s Greg Gardiner and Ocean View High School’s Roger Keating. Each year, the district […]
Car drives into bakery, three injured
Three people were injured and two hospitalized when a car drove into a bakery in Westminster on Wednesday around 11 a.m. According to the Orange County Fire Authority, a Lexus sedan crashed […]
Wolverine and “Patsy Cline” in spotlight
MOVIES Opening in cinemas in the Garden Grove-Huntington Beach-Westminster area this weekend are: “Before I Fall” is a serious riff on the “Groundhog Day” concept: a spoiled high school girl experiences the […]
Youth art, St. Pat and summer jobs
The Garden Grove Unified School District will celebrate the artistic skill and talent of hundreds of students on Saturday, March 11 at the awards presentations for the district’s 39th annual First Impressions […]
Retorts: How to sound sick and dope
Are you out of touch, speech-wise? Do you make clever remarks that you think are hip, only to have your children and grandchildren roll their eyes in a combination of pity and […]
