MIAMI (AP) — Injuries to Los Angeles Dodgers pitchers continued to pile up this week as right-hander Evan Phillips went on the 15-day injured list on Wednesday with right forearm discomfort. Phillips […]
Sore arms plaguing Dodgers
Mall situation gets muddled?
A little of this, a little of that … Could It Be Mall Over Dept: I read that one of the major owners of the troubled Westminster Mall is putting its property […]
Extraordinary ‘Ordinary Days’
By Thom deMartino Orange County Tribune While we might not be able to always see the big picture, we are all part of something bigger, greater and more beautiful than just ourselves. […]
Mike is out, but for how long?
By Mike DiGiovanna Associated Press ANAHEIM (AP) — Mike Trout says he is convinced the bone bruise in his left knee won’t sideline him for an extended period. “Well, there’s no structural […]
‘A Beautiful Garden’ at GWC
By Thom deMartino/Orange County Tribune Sometimes, from the ashes of great tragedy, something beautiful can grow… even blossom. Based on the novel “The Secret Garden” by Frances Hodgson Burnett, this beloved musical […]
How Vietnamese refugees found a new home in Orange County
By Jae C. Hong and Tran Nguyen Associated Press WESTMINSTER (AP) — When the South Vietnamese capital of Saigon fell to the North Vietnamese forces 50 years ago this week, it prompted […]
Now he’s Daddy-0h(tani) !!
By Mike DiGiovanna Associated Press LOS ANGELES (AP) — Shohei Ohtani’s “Dad Strength” is finally beginning to kick in as the Los Angeles Dodgers’ slugger hit his first home run since the […]
It’s the two-wheel Wild West now on sidewalks and roads
Have a bit of a daredevil spirit, do you? In the mood to bring out your inner chance-taker? Step out on a sidewalk. This is Bicycle Safety Month, and not a minute […]
War’s legacy: Agent Orange
By Anirundha Ghosal and Hau Dinh Associated Press DA NANG, Vietnam (AP) — The Vietnam War ended on April 30, 1975, when the South Vietnamese capital of Saigon fell to Communist forces. […]
Retorts: The legacy of April ’75
This week many in our Vietnamese community are observing – you surely couldn’t call it “celebrating” – the end of what we call the Vietnam War, a long-running tragedy that spanned three […]
