By Thom deMartino The courage to stand up for what’s right may come from within, but the inspiration to do it may come from the humblest sources… In Golden West College’s recent […]
A joyful noise with GWC’s “Sister Act”
Council OKs jet noise and harbor panels
Unanimity was the policy of the evening for the Huntington Beach City Council when it met Monday night. The council approved every item on the agenda, and all but three of them […]
Ceremony will honor a fallen deputy
A ceremony for the dedication of a street sign honoring an Orange County Sheriff’s Deputy killed in what is now Huntington Beach 78 years ago will be held on Monday on Pacific […]
History, parking fines on council agenda
A full agenda will greet the Huntington Beach City Council when it meets on Monday. Among the items on the agenda will be: an agreement providing property tax relief for the owners […]
Holocaust exhibit at Edison High
As acts of intolerance, Anti-Semitism and bullying continue to afflict our neighborhoods and society, many are left wondering, how can we best combat these dangerous trends of hatred? The Simon Wiesenthal Center’s […]
Gusty winds are abating for area
The strongest of the gusty winds that lashed west Orange County appeared to be mostly lowing themselves out by Friday night. According to the National Weather Service, winds in the cities of […]
GG voters approve 1-cent sales tax
Voters in Garden Grove voted overwhelmingly on Tuesday to impose a 1-cent sales tax – Measure O –in response to pleas from some community leaders that the city faced a financial crisis. […]
Dana-Harley deadlocked; “O” is leading
UPDATE (9:40 p.m.) – Dana Rohrabacher has regained the lead over Harley Rouda by a count of 84,863 to 84,836 in the 48th District, according to the OC Registrar of Voters. That’s […]
City may leave public cable TV group
The Huntington Beach City Council voted Monday night to consider getting out of the Public Cable Television Authority. Slowly. Or maybe not at all. The council voted 7-0 in favor of a […]
At last, the voters have the last word
We’ve all been inundated with political ads in our mailboxes and TV programs. Finally, it’s the public which gets to speak. Voters in the communities of Garden Grove, Huntington Beach, Stanton and […]
