By Pete Zarustica Sifting through the remains of yet another loss by the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, an optimist could find at least one bright bit of news. Recent acquisition Nicky Nolasco […]
Bit of good news in 6th straight loss
Dear Marilyn: Spread your wings!
Dear Marilyn, I graduated from high school in 2012, and I just graduated in May from a local community college. I am now ready to move on to a university and get […]
Westminster man arrested in travel fraud
A 60-year-old Westminster man was arrested Tuesday morning in Garden Grove on fraud charges. According to Lt. Bob Bogue of the Garden Grove Police Department, Abdel Luis Rojas has been arrested and […]
U.S.-backed fighters take IS headquarters
Libyan forces supported by the United States said on Wednesday they captured the headquarters of the Islamic State in the city of Sirte. With the help of American air strikes, the last […]
Three-year classified contract approved
A three-year contract with classified workers in the Huntington Beach Union High School District was approved by the district’s board of trustees Tuesday night. The pact the board agreed to will be […]
HB police rescue puppy from pool
Firemen are famous for getting cats out of trees. Now the Huntington Beach Police Department is getting dogs out of swimming pools. On Tuesday around 9 a.m. a neighbor in the 1700 […]
Mortuary moratorium extension OKd
A moratorium on new mortuaries and crematoriums was extended to 10 months and 15 days by the Garden Grove City Council at its meeting Tuesday night. The vote was 4-0 with Councilman […]
Angels still streaking in wrong direction
By Pete Zarustica Heading in opposite directions, the Los Angeles Angels and Chicago Cubs continued their streaks Tuesday night at Wrigley Field. The Cubbies prevailed 5-1 to post their eighth straight victory; […]
Beach after sundown is the place to be
Like Batman or The Shadow, I always did my best work after dark. I don’t mean journalistically. I mean beach-wise. Most folks who head down to the sand are looking for sun, […]
GGUSD bond issue going to voters
By Jim Tortolano A $311 million dollar bond issue to continue the modernization of campuses in the Garden Grove Unified School District will go to voters on Nov. 8. The GGUSD Board of […]
