Second in a series looking back on news events in 2025 in the cities of Garden Grove, Huntington Beach, Stanton and Westminster. These are for the months of April, May and June. […]
Justice found public officials
Ex-Supervisor Andrew Do must pay $878,000 in restitution
On his way to serving five years in federal prison, disgraced former Orange County Supervisor Andrew Do was ordered to repay the federal government almost $900,000 on Monday. At the restitution hearing […]
How much must Do now pay?
By Jim Tortolano Orange County Tribune Andy, can you spare $900,000? On Monday a federal judge is expected to declare the amount of money that disgraced former Orange County Supervisor Andrew Do […]
Do sentenced to five years
Former Garden Grove city councilmember and Orange County Supervisor Andrew Do was sentenced Monday to five years in federal prison for his involvement in a bribery scandal. Do, 62, pleaded guilty […]
In U.S. court, Do pleads guilty
By Amy Taxi /Associated Press SANTA ANA, (AP) — A high-ranking elected official in Orange County has pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit bribery in a far-reaching scheme that misused COVID-19 relief […]
Andrew Do apologizes after making guilty bribery plea
Disgraced former Orange County First District Supervisor Andrew Do has offered an apology after resigning his post and pleading guilty to accepting $550,000 in bribe money for helping to divert federal funds […]
Do not do what Do did
Andy, Andy, Andy. What were you thinking? Andrew Do, Orange County Supervisor for the First District, has been in the news the last few weeks and ended his term on the board […]
OC sues non-profit, claiming “plundering” of food funds
The County of Orange is suing a non-profit organization for recovery of millions of dollars intended for the relief of elderly Vietnamese residents which were allegedly instead “plundered” for the benefit of […]
Whole new path across town
The Tribune reported recently about the Orange County Transportation Authority’s plan to extend the existing Medal of Honor Garden Grove Bike/Pedestrian Path along the old Pacific Electric right-of-way to link up with […]
Close races for supervisor, 72nd AD
Some of the most carefully watched elections from March 3 remain close as the vote-counting heads into a second week. California now allows voters to cast their ballots in a variety of […]
