The way has been cleared for potential expansion of Westminster Memorial Park and Mortuary. At the April 26 meeting of the Westminster City Council, a request for a general plan land use […]
The way has been cleared for potential expansion of Westminster Memorial Park and Mortuary. At the April 26 meeting of the Westminster City Council, a request for a general plan land use […]
By Jim Tortolano/Orange County Tribune “We should have done it before, but it’s never too late.” Councilmember Kimberly Ho said that before the Westminster City Council voted 5-0 to approve the installation […]
Little Saigon, the stretch along Bolsa Avenue between Brookhurst Street and Magnolia Avenue, is perhaps Westminster’s most famous area, serving as the central business district for the city’s large Vietnamese population. How […]
By Jim Tortolano/Orange County Tribune Take that, Xi Jinping. On Wednesday night the Westminster City Council voted unanimously in favor of a resolution banning city employees from the downloading or use of […]
TikTok, the social media app that’s garnered both millions of users and much concern about security issues, is on the agenda for Wednesday’s meeting of the Westminster City Council. What will be […]
Five persons were appointed to serve on the city planning commission by the Westminster City Council on Wednesday night. The five were nominated by the mayor and each district’s councilmember and approved […]
A variety of items ranging from what to post on Facebook to whether the annual Tet Parade should be a municipal enterprise from now on are on the agenda for the Westminster […]
By Jim Tortolano/Orange County Tribune Returning to controversial actions by an earlier city council, the Westminster City Council voted Wednesday to rescind previous censures of former mayor Tri Ta and current Mayor […]
A pair of efforts to undo two resolutions adopted during the angriest stage of internal political battles in the Westminster City Council are on the agenda for Wednesday’s meeting. The council will […]
The end of one thing is usually the beginning of something else. That’s especially true of election cycles, but sometimes, as the French say, “plus ça change, plus c’est la même chose.” […]