Dear Marilyn, My boyfriend’s family is of one religious faith, and I am of another faith. My boyfriend doesn’t mind it at all, and is very respectful of my faith. The problem […]
Dear Mari: Don’t let your faiths divide you
HBHS, Marina among best high schools
Two local schools made the list published this week by Newsweek of the best public high schools in the nation. Huntington Beach High and Marina High, both part of the Huntington Beach […]
Escobar’s hits, late rally weren’t enough
By Pete Zarustica The Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim the first and ninth innings Wednesday night, but it was the innings in between that mattered. Two early runs and a late rally […]
Surfing, “Star Trek” and much more
Surfing, stage openings and sunny weather are the highlights of this weekend’s entertainment choices for the Garden Grove-Huntington Beach-Westminster area. Here’s a lot at some ways and places to have fun. OUTDOORS […]
Mike’s brilliant, and the wins continue
By Pete Zarustica In the what-have-you-done-for-me-lately world of professional sports, if a coach or manager wins he’s a genius; if he loses he’s an idiot. For the first half of the 2016 […]
Copycat claims dog Melania Trump
The second day of the Republican National Convention Tuesday is partially overshadowed by a controversy over Melania Trump’s speech Monday, and allegations that she plagiarized portions of it from a speech given […]
Fate of senior center up to voters?
Money matters will top the agenda of the Huntington Beach City Council when it meets Monday evening. Councilman Mike Posey is recommending that the council place on its Aug. 1 agenda an […]
Moratorium on mortuaries OKd
UPDATE: The Garden Grove City Council approved the proposed moratorium on new mortuaries and crematoria at a special meeting Friday morning on a 4-0 vote. Councilman Steve Jones was on vacation. A […]
Pot, peace, prejudice and Pokemon
This is a week of great anxiety and light foolishness. Much of the nation is absorbed in reflection over whether recent shootings of and by police are tearing the country apart, while […]
The ghosts of military posts in OC
By Jim Tortolano The pivotal factor in Orange County’s transition from an agricultural region into a sprawling suburban metropolis was the effect of World War II and its aftermath. The great conflict […]
