One suspect is in custody and two others are being sought for a residential burglary in Garden Grove Friday morning that was interrupted by neighbors. According to Lt. Carl Whitney of the […]
Neighbors battle suspects in burglary
New code enforcement sheriff in town
By Jim Tortolano Was the last time your watered your lawn back in Barack Obama’s first term? Are the stripes on the parking lot you own so faint they look they were […]
Two suspects are sought in shooting
Police are searching for two suspects wanted in a shooting Monday afternoon in Garden Grove. According to Sgt. Brian Dalton of the GGPD’s detective bureau, the incident took place around 5:30 p.m. […]
Armed robbery suspect is arrested
UPDATE: The burglary suspect arrested earlier today has been identified by police as Ty Minghat Phan, 23, a Garden Grove resident. –––––– The suspect in an armed robbery at the city’s northern […]
Council puts sales tax on Nov. 6 ballot
By Jim Tortolano Now it’s up to the voters. After lengthy presentations on the municipal budget crisis, the Garden Grove City Council voted 5-2 on Tuesday night in favor of placing a […]
Karaoke permit denied by city council
By Jim Tortolano Reversing a controversial action of two weeks ago, the Garden Grove City Council voted unanimously Tuesday night to reject the appeal of a problem-plagued restaurant seeking approval to have […]
A new front door to the city’s future?
By Jim Tortolano Back in 1905, a new era was introduced in Garden Grove when a rail depot opened just west of the busiest part of town. It transformed a village into […]
Cemetery expansion wins approval
Expansion of the cemetery area on the grounds of the Christ Cathedral campus won approval from the Garden Grove Planning Commission last Thursday. Planners voted to approve the completion – with certain […]
Stabbing suicide blamed for man’s death
An apparent suicide has taken the life of a 33-year-old man in Garden Grove. According to GGPD Sgt. Rich Burillo, the incident took place around 4:30 p.m. on Saturday in the 12000 […]
1-cent sales tax plan going to voters?
The placement of a 1-cent sales tax on the Nov. 6 ballot goes before the Garden Grove City Council on Tuesday. Citing a “structural deficit” brought on by multiple factors including “take-backs” […]
