“Play ball!” and “get vaccinated” mingle as a bit of normality return with the resumption – somewhat bumpy – of big league baseball. On the same day that the 2021 season of […]
Baseball lands, vaccinations rise
$27m settlement in Floyd’s death
A $27 million settlement has been reached between the City of Minneapolis and the family of George Floyd, the Black man whose death in police custody triggered worldwide protests. According to the […]
Pence, Harris clash in VP debate
The first and only vice presidential debate of the 2020 campaign held on Wednesday night reached one conclusion: it was a lot more civil than the presidential debate last week. Republican Vice […]
Protest touches on race and more
Several hundred people gathered at the Village Green park in Garden Grove Saturday afternoon to protest against the deaths of African-Americans in incidents with police, and also to lobby for the […]
Police reform bill passes House
The U.S. House of Representatives on Thursday passed a police reform act named after George Floyd, the black man who died while in the custody of Minneapolis police in March. According to […]
Lindsay keeps his commission post
The biggest story from Tuesday night’s meeting of the Garden Grove City Council is what didn’t happen. Joshua Lindsay, a controversial figure for his comments on the protests over the death of […]
Floyd: a man to “change the world”
George Floyd, the black man who’s death at the hands of police in Minneapolis galvanized a national movement for an end to brutality in law enforcement, was praised at his funeral Tuesday […]
Demos offer police reform plan
A major overhaul of policing nationwide is being proposed by Democrats in Congress. Members of the House of Representatives announced a package Monday of changes intended to alter law enforcement methods and […]
Video about protest spurs protest
There have been protests all across West Orange County for more than a week over the death of George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis police. Now there’s a protest over the […]
Oh, say can you see … justice?
The paths of progress and politics seldom run in straight lines, and in the midst of protests and argument over police brutality, we are back to Colin Kaepernick and his famous kneeling […]
