By Jim Tortolano/Orange County Tribune One step forward, one step back. On Tuesday night, the Garden Grove City Council voted unanimously to reject all construction bids and authorize the re-advertising for bids […]
Delay in Navigation Center work
Nav center details emerge
By Jim Tortolano/Orange County Tribune More details on the proposed navigation c enter for the homeless emerged at a community meeting Tuesday in Garden Grove. With Yvette Ahlstrom, housing director for Homeaid […]
A murder suspect is sought
The public’s help is being asked in helping to apprehend a suspect wanted in connection with a fatal shooting of a man in Westminster. According to Commander Kevin MacCormack of the WPD, […]
Coyote attack at Mile Square
A search is on in the Mile Square Park area of Fountain Valley for a coyote who attacked a 2-year-old child. According to the Fountain Valley Police Department, the incident took place […]
Council Oks nav center pact
The City of Westminster is now officially on board with a three-city effort to create a “navigation” center to shelter and serve the homeless. At Wednesday night’ s meeting the city council […]
Sex offender took teen on trip
SANTA ANA (AP) – A convicted sex offender has been sentenced in California to 20 years in prison for taking a 15-year-old girl on a three-month interstate road trip during which he […]
Partner for navigation shelter?
Another step forward in the creation of a shelter and services facility for the homeless could be taken Wednesday night by the Westminster City Council. On the agenda is a “memorandum of […]
“Navigation center” advances
A first step toward establishing a “navigation center” for the homeless was taken Tuesday night by the Garden Grove City Council. On a 6-0 vote – with Councilmember Phat Bui (District 4) […]
Tax preparers plead ‘not guilty’
SANTA ANA (AP) – Two Orange County tax preparers each pleaded not guilty Wednesday to federal charges they filed 433 phony tax returns using stolen identities as part of a $1 million […]
Mr. Frankie Kerrigan is not dead
SANTA ANA (AP) – An Orange County jury on Tuesday awarded $1.5 million to the family of a man who was mistakenly declared dead by authorities, resulting in a stranger being buried […]
