Western High’s boys’ basketball team moved to the top of the Orange League standings with a 58-46 win over Anaheim High on Thursday night. The Pioneers are now 2-0 in league […]
Pioneers move into first place
Biden blames Jan. 6 on Trump
On the anniversary of the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol by right-wing extremists, President Joe Biden abandoned his previous reluctance to blame the violence on former president Donald Trump. In […]
Cavaliers open GGL play fast
Santiago High’s basketball teams got off to a fast start in Garden Grove League play on Wednesday. The Cavalier girls (11-5) defeated La Quinta 69-13. Neryah Lokeni led all scorers with 24 […]
COVID-19 cases at record high
After a one-day decline, confirmed new cases of coronavirus in Orange County returned to increases at a record-setting pace on Thursday. According to the county health care agency, the tally rose from […]
Women sought in homicide
Two women are being sought by Westminster police as “persons of interest” in the death of a man on Monday. Sought are: Mia Mariscal, 37, described as an Hispanic female with brown […]
Quang Tri monument advances
The Westminster City Council voted narrowly Wednesday afternoon to approve the “design and depiction” of the controversial Quang Tri monument, with two members – Mayor Tri Ta and Councilmember Chi Charlie Nguyen […]
Merrick: Perpetrators of Jan. 6 attack are “accountable”
On the eve of the one-year anniversary of the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol by right-wing extremists, Attorney General Merrick Garland promised to vigorously pursue prosecution of anyone involved directly […]
DUI checkpoint in HB tonight
HUNTINGTON BEACH – A checkpoint to monitor for drunk driving and driver’s licenses will be conducted today (Wednesday) in Huntington Beach. According to the HBPD, the checkpoint will be held from […]
New case count shows drop
The count of confirmed new Orange County coronavirus cases in Wednesday’s report declined from Tuesday’s record high. According to the county health care agency, new cases totaled 4,646, down from the previous […]
The Tribune’s news “paper”
Some of us prefer the more traditional approach to reading the news. That means a product with pages you can turn, articles you can clip out and a regular schedule of publication. […]
