TUSTIN – The Tustin Chamber of Commerce announced its business of the year awards during a casino gala that drew more than 75 guests Friday at Tustin Ranch Golf Club. Named Casino Royale, the James Bond-themed event featured a night of food, gaming, dancing and celebrating local businesses. Tickets were $75 and included specialty food…
TUSTIN – The City Council reviewed Tustin’s first two-year budget last week, with funds expected to be tight but balanced for the 2015-16 and 2016-17 fiscal years. “The city’s financial situation is in good standing,” City Manager Jeff Parker assured the council. Conditions have definitely improved since the end of the recession, Parker noted, with…
The No. 5-seeded Tustin High volleyball team dominated from start to finish, throttling Redlands East Valley in three sets Tuesday evening in an opening-round match of the CIF-SS Division 4 playoffs at Tustin High. The Tillers notched consecutive wins of 25-16, 25-9 and 25-17. Tustin will play Cerritos in the second round tonight at 7…
Miguel’s Jr. brought a bit of Corona to Orange County on Friday when it previewed its newest fast food restaurant for reporters and food bloggers. The new Miguel’s Jr. is in The Market Place, a sprawling shopping center that straddles Tustin and Irvine along Interstate 5. Miguel’s Jr. is on the Tustin side, a little…
New Sergeant Matt Nunley addresses the crowd at the promotions ceremony with his daughter and son by his side. Photo by Police Services Officer Joseph Chiavatti. He arrived at work that first day in a suit because that’s what you wear when you want to impress the new bosses. Matt Nunley parked his Chevy truck…
Three years ago, Officer Brian Greene discussed with his supervision the possibility of participating in a Baker-to-Vegas 120-Mile Relay race. Upon receiving approval, a team was put together consisting of a combination of five officers from the Tustin Police Department and 15 officers from the La Habra Police Department. Subsequently, two years ago Officer Greene…