A new website for the City of Garden Grove has been launched. The new site – http://www.ggcity.org– features a new search engine and navigation system intended to emphasize city services and resources. […]
New website for City of Garden Grove
405 Freeway will close Aug. 18 and 25
Interstate 405 – the San Diego Freeway – through Huntington Beach and Westminster is scheduled to fully close from approximately 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. on Saturday, Aug. 18 and again on […]
Candidate forums set in HB and GG
The election season is just now underway and candidate forums are already popping up on the calendar. A city council candidates forum hosted by the Huntington Beach Chamber of Commerce is set […]
“Despicable Me 3” coming to Atlantis
A free showing of the popular animated film “Despicable Me 3” will be held on Thursday, Aug. 23 at the Atlantis Play Center in Garden Grove. The screening will begin at 8 […]
National Night Out is local here
The 35th annual National Night Out event will take place this evening (Tuesday) across the U.S. including in the cities of Garden Grove, Huntington Beach, Stanton and Westminster. This free community safety […]
Heat wave coming; some rain Saturday?
A heat wave is coming to West Orange County, with temperatures climbing to the high 90s in some areas by the first part of the new week. Highs will reach 97 in […]
“Coco” free film showing on Thursday
The Outdoor Movie Night series sponsored by the City of Westminster continues on Thursday with a screening of the animated musical film “Coco.” It will be shown in the Civic Center Sunken […]
In-N-Out coming to Beach Boulevard
The proposed reborn Village Center straddling Stanton and Garden Grove along Beach Boulevard will feature some new eateries and other businesses. Here’s what confirmed so far for the commercial portion of the […]
53-unit project continued to Sept. 18
UPDATE: The public hearing on the housing project set to go before the July 10 meeting of the Huntington Beach Planning Commission has been rescheduled to the Sept. 11, 2018 meeting of […]
July 4: the loud, the bright and the weird
The rockets’ red glare and bombs bursting in air – the bad kind – are over. Mostly. The July 4th holiday lit up the sky, with much of the spectacular displays from […]
