The latest wave of mass firings in the federal government o Thursday hit the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration – the agency that tracks and forecasts the weather. According to the Associated […]
Weather forecasters are fired
Strickland now has majority
Tony Strickland is now polling a majority of the votes in the primary election to fill a vacant seat in the State Senate representing the 36th District. According to the Orange County […]
Mariner softball team wins 13th
There are a lot of powerful high school softball programs but in this area, it’s hard to argue that the title doesn’t belong to the Pacifica Mariners. Over the years, the M’s […]
The shape of things to come
Let’s be frank …. when people talk about what’s interesting that’s happening in their community, what they want to know is “what’s going in there,” referring to retail, restaurant or commercial spaces […]
A rescue from a tight spot
Firefighters with the Orange County Fire Authority do a lot more than put out fires, provide medical aid and rescue cats from trees and fences. On Friday at 6:24 p.m. a call […]
Deal on ‘rare earth’ minerals reportedly reached in Ukraine
An agreement between the United States and Ukraine that would smooth American access to “rare earth minerals” has reportedly been reached. According to The Associated Press, the arrangement would cover the reserves […]
Cavaliers vs. Rams for a CIF/SS 4-AA hoops title on Saturday
By David Arthur/Orange County Tribune When the Santiago Cavalier boys’ basketball team travels to Ontario’s Toyota Arena on Saturday, at 9:30 a.m. they’ll face a tall – and quick – order in […]
Tony Strickland leads in 36th State Senate District voting
Huntington Beach City Councilmember Tony Strickland has a large lead in early returns Tuesday night in the primary election to fill a vacant seat in the California State Senate representing the 36th […]
Councilmember West pleads ‘not guilty’ to bribery charge
Controversial Westminster City Councilmember Amy Phan West pleaded “not guilty” in court Monday to a misdemeanor charge of attempting to bribe a police officer. She was not in court at the West […]
Roof repair work approved
The Garden Grove City Council on Tuesday night took action to keep a dry roof over the heads of city employees and residents visiting city buildings. The council voted 7-0 for acceptance […]
