By Greg Hardesty The gold standard in law enforcement. Once again, the Garden Grove PD has earned that status after passing a rigorous examination to become re-accredited by the Commission on Accreditation […]
GGPD is accredited once again
Edison 2nd in CIF, 1st on High 5
Nine teams from local high schools got some recognition in the CIF-SS polls and rankings released on Monday. Football: Edison (7-1) is ranked second in Division 3. Garden Grove (6-2) is ranked […]
Marijuana curbs go to city council
An emergency action aimed at curbing the cultivation and sale of marijuana will go before the Westminster City Council Wednesday night. Proposed is a zoning text amendment calling for the prohibition of […]
Pomeroy to be next GG city clerk
Teresa Pomeroy will be the new Garden Grove City Clerk. Pomeroy, who currently serves as Deputy City Clerk, officially begins her new position on Jan. 1, 2017, following the retirement of Kathy […]
“Keeping Up” doesn’t keep up much
By Jim Tortolano Imagine a movie that is a combination of “Mr. and Ms. Smith” and a Three Stooges short, and you’ve pretty much got the number of “Keeping Up With the […]
Child rapist gets 68-year sentence
A former teacher was convicted Friday of sexual assault on a 13-year-old girl. In Central Justice Center in Santa Ana, Jeffrey Scott Jones, 56, a resident of Huntington Beach was found guilty […]
OC jobless rate dips to 4.1 percent
Unemployment in Orange County dropped in September, as 13,500 jobs were added to the rolls, according to the state Employment Development Department. In its monthly report issued Friday, the jobless percentage declined […]
Breitling Air Show takes over HB skies
The Breitling Huntington Beach Air Show is biggest doings in the Garden Grove-HB-Westminster area, but there are a lot of other things to if you are not an aviation buff. Here’s our […]
Clay Bock, GG city council candidate
Note to readers: The Orange County Tribune is posting the results of questionnaires sent to candidates for city office in Garden Grove, Huntington Beach and Westminster as a public service. These are […]
Retorts: High rise is really on the rise
How high is too high? No, I’m not talking about the ballot measure to legalize the recreational use of marijuana. In this case, the topic is something else that controversial: high-density housing. […]
