The saying used to be, “It ain’t over until it’s over.” But now, with massive early voting, decisions by the public about who should hold office may have already been made. Of […]
OC voters are the ones deciding
A busy weekend for police, fire
Public safety workers were busy this weekend in Garden Grove, Westminster and in nearby Santa Ana. On Saturday at 11 a.m., Westminster Police Department officers stopped a car for vehicle code violations. […]
Nightclub gets an approval
Approval was granted for a new nightclub and banquet facility by the Westminster Planning Commission this week. The panel on Wednesday voted 3-2 (with members Carlos Manzo and Nguyet Pham voting no) […]
New COVID-19 cases see drop
New cases of coronavirus declined in Thursday’s report by the Orange County Health Care Agency. The count was 213, down from Wednesday’s 262. However, the number of deaths is again at 11. […]
GG 3rd in U.S. for self-response
We’re number three. Garden Grove’s self-response rate for the 2020 Census was the third-best in the nation among all cities of a similar size, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. It’s important […]
Candidate profile: Carlos Manzo
For Member of the Westminster City Council District 2 Carlos Manzo Age 48 Westminster Planning Commissioner Why am I running for City Council? A candidate can talk to you about the issues […]
Calling all local candidates …
Back by popular demand … The Orange County Tribune is offering candidates for local non-partisan offices the opportunity to reach voters via a free candidate statement to be published between now and Election […]
Scare up candy at senior center
The first – and maybe last – drive-thru Senior Halloween Trunk or Treat event will be held on Thursday, Oct, 29 from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Community Meeting Center […]
Planners mull new nightclub
A proposal to establish a nightclub and banquet facility in the vicinity of the Civic Center goes before the Westminster Planning Commission when it meets on Wednesday, Oct. 21. The applicant, David […]
No benefit cut for city council
A proposal to reduce the compensation of members of the Westminster City Council died at Wednesday night’s meeting. Councilman Tai Do, citing an “anticipated economic crisis,” made a motion to deny health […]
