The ribbon-cutting for the opening of the Central Cities Navigation Center in Garden Grove was held on Wednesday at 13871 West St. The new facility will serve the unhoused populations of Garden […]
Home, sweet home, finally
British take a swing at baseball
By Ken Maguire/AP Sports Writer LONDON (AP) — This might be the year, mate. The London Mets are the defending champs, but they’re looking beatable. The London Capitals have been close, and […]
Conduct, speech on the agenda
Issues of conduct and speech will be at the forefront of Wednesday’s meeting of the Westminster City Council. Councilmembers Carlos Manzo and Vice Mayor Kimberly Ho are requesting that the council issue […]
It’s a routine city council meet
A fairly routine agenda of “housekeeping” items will greet he Garden Grove City Council when it meets on Tuesday. There will be a drowning prevention presentation from the Orange County Fire Authority, […]
Biden wants more gas mileage
Rules announced Friday by the Biden administration will require that new vehicles sold in the U.S. must average roughly 65 miles per gallon in what’s called “real-world” driving conditions by 2031. The […]
HB council fiddles with politics as a wave of red ink looms
Oh, it just gets better, doesn’t it? That is, if you’re the kind of person who enjoys train wrecks and traffic accidents. I speak in these vague terms about Tuesday’s meeting of […]
“Bad Boys” are back once again
By Jake Coyle/AP Film Writer “Bad Boys: Ride or Die,” the fourth installment in the Will Smith-Martin Lawrence action-comedy series, is about a fight to redeem a tarnished legacy. No, not that […]
D-Day anniversary brings promise to “never forget”
At the 80th anniversary of D-Day, the invasion of Europe that led to the end of Nazi tyranny, President Joe Biden promised that the United States would continue to standby Ukraine in […]
Hotels, motels, STRs, levy increases on themselves
Tourism is a big part of Huntington Beach’s economic vitality as well as a major contributor to the city treasury. On Tuesday, the city council gave its approval to an increase of […]
“Pathways” advances on path
By Jim Tortolano/Orange County Tribune It’s almost axiomatic that “navigation centers,” a temporary location to help get the homeless off the street and connections to needed services isn’t the long-term solution to […]
