The City of Westminster is reminding citizens that despite recently issued county guidelines for reopening businesses and easing other restrictions because of the coronavirus, the city remains under California’s mandatory stay-at-home order. […]
The City of Westminster is reminding citizens that despite recently issued county guidelines for reopening businesses and easing other restrictions because of the coronavirus, the city remains under California’s mandatory stay-at-home order. […]
The recount of the Westminster recall election of April 7 is showing – so far – the same exact results as the original tally. According to the Orange County Registrar of Voters, […]
The recount is underway for the April 7 recall election for the removal of three members of the Westminster City Council. On Tuesday morning, the Orange County Registrar of Voters in Orange […]
First came the recall. Now comes the recount. A second look at the results of the April 7 special election on the matter of whether to remove from office three members of […]
A fire Friday evening in Westminster did an estimated half million dollars in damage. According to the Orange County Fire Authority, the blaze in the 15000 block of Balboa Street inflicted $400,000 […]
Another local tradition has fallen victim to the dislocations caused by the coronavirus pandemic. The annual Black April commemoration ceremony held annually in Westminster has been cancelled. The event marks the fall […]
If you want to work or shop in Westminster, be sure to pack and wear your masks. On Monday Interim City Manager Sherry Johnson issued an executive order requiring that employees at […]
The victim of the fatal accident on Wednesday at Chapman Avenue and Euclid Street in Garden Grove has been identified as Julie Varley, 59, principal’s secretary at La Quinta High School in […]
With the deadline for mail-in ballots having passed, Monday’s latest count in the recall election on the removal from office of three members of the Westminster City Council is roughly the same […]
All Westminster city employees will be required to wear “personal protective equipment” as a result of an emergency request at Wednesday’s meeting of the city council. Councilman Sergio Contreras urged that the […]