If there’s a name for recent local high school softball contests, it might be The Week Of the One-Sided. Wednesdays and Thursdays games resulted in seven blowouts in which the winner outscored […]
Opinion: Let’s have some mercy
Princess of Wales has cancer
Princess of Wales Catherine – “Kate” – announced in a video message on Friday that she has cancer and is being treated with chemotherapy. The kind of cancer has not been publicly […]
Homeless man forces way into home, demands food; is arrested
A homeless man who allegedly forced his way into a Westminster house early Wednesday morning and demanded food has been arrested. According to WPD Deputy Chief Cameron Knauerhaze, the incident took place […]
Opinion: The 49ers got dragged all the way down to The Beach
Probably the most interesting thing about Long Beach State’s opening round 85-65 loss to Arizona in the first round of the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament isn’t the fact that it was the […]
Dual language immersion classes for Westminster HS
A Vietnamese Dual Language Immersion program is being launched at Westminster High School in partnership with the Westminster School District creating what will be the first preschool-12th grade program of its kind […]
Opinion: What will the Teamsters have to say?
Are you sure you want this fight? At Tuesday’s meeting of the Huntington Beach City Council, the majority voted in favor of establishing a parent-guardian committee to review the “sex content” of […]
Harwick stepping down as HBUHSD superintendent
After seven years as superintendent of the Huntington Beach Union High School District, Clint Harwick will be stepping down from his post effective this August. Harwick announced his resignation after meeting with […]
Tom Bradac, theatrical giant
By Alyssa Bradac/Special to The Tribune Thomas “Tom” Bradac, a leader in producing and directing theater for his community and his students in Orange County and elsewhere, has died. Tom was born […]
Texas law on, then off again
In a quick reversal, a controversial Texas law that would allow state and local law enforcement to arrest and deport migrants is back on hold shortly after the U.S. Supreme Court gave […]
Library proposals advance at council despite opposition
By Jim Tortolano/Orange County Tribune A controversial proposal to issue a “request for proposals” for the operation of Huntington Beach’s library system by private companies won approval Tuesday night on a 4-3 […]
