What could Garden Grove do with an extra 50 million bucks? If you live in Huntington Beach, got any ideas on how to spend 30 million or so? The “American Rescue Plan” […]
“Rescue” millions for OC cities
Stray cats, energy, land sale
City councils in Garden Grove, Stanton and Westminster will meet next week to consider a variety of topics including the trapping of wild cats, the sale of Civic Center property for development […]
One million and still counting
Ever said to yourself, if I had a buck for every time …. something … I’d have a million dollars? Well, we at The Orange County Tribune aren’t that rich yet, but […]
Dog park idea to be studied
Do you live in Stanton and have a dog you’d like to walk and socialize in a safe, enclosed area? A first step toward the establishment of a dog park for the […]
Re-opening goes to WSD board
An update on the COVID-19 situation in the Orange County area and possible reopening of schools is on the agenda for the Feb. 11 meeting of the Westminster School District Board of […]
GG planners to meet Jan. 21
Four public hearings are on the agenda for the Jan. 21 meeting of the Garden Grove Planning Commission. The planners will meet via teleconference at 7 p.m. The items to be considered […]
WSD to mull COVID-19 plans
An update on the COVID-19 pandemic and how it affects local public education will top Thursday’s meeting of the Westminster School District Board of Trustees. There will be a study session at […]
Stanton is going downtown
The creation and revitalization of downtowns is the principle feature of urban development these days. Central business districts prevailed all across the county until the 1960s and 1970s when Americans went crazy […]
A grim year finally winds up
Here’s the third and final part of The Tribune’s look back at 2020. Oh, and Happy New Year to all of you. September: Fall arrives, wild fires, fiery debate The number of […]
Pandemic, protests and politics
To our readers: This is the second installment of the “Year in Review 2020” feature. It will cover the months of May through August 2020. The third and concluding part will […]
