By Lou Ponsi Orange County’s homeless population has been exploding. In 2015, the Garden Grove Police Department responded to 40 percent more calls involving homeless individuals than the previous year. From volunteering […]
Garden Grove’s iconic clock tower took a hit early Sunday morning when it was struck by a car driven by an suspected drunk driver. According to police, the incident took place around […]
UPDATE: The suspect in Friday’s fatal hit-and-run accident has been identified by Garden Grove police. According to Lt. Carl Whitney of the GGPD, he is Jahmaree Kevin Michael Woodson-Desett. 20 years old. […]
If it’s Saturday on a Memorial Day weekend in Garden Grove, there must be a parade. The highlight of the 59th annual Strawberry Festival, the colorful event coursed down streets of the […]
The 59th annual Garden Grove Strawberry Festival will open Friday afternoon at the Village Green Park and continue through Monday with four days of events, entertainment, rides and celebrities. The theme this […]
A string of 18 strong-arm robberies by youths grabbing jewelry from their victims may have been snapped by the arrests of two suspects Thursday afternoon in Garden Grove. According to Lt. Carl […]
By Jim Tortolano On the same night the Garden Grove City Council enthusiastically approved a 70-unit housing tract, the panel somewhat reluctantly supported an ordinance that could – in theory – bring […]
A groundbreaking ceremony for Garden Grove’s new Fire Station 6 is scheduled for Tuesday, at 5 p.m., at West Haven Park, 12232 West Street. The new facility replaces the station currently located […]
A busy agenda touching on churches, cannabis, communists, cremation and more will greet the Garden Grove City Council when it meets on Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. in its chambers in the Community […]
By Jim Tortolano They were heroes who gave their lives in the performance of their duties, but the five Garden Grove police officers that were killed while serving were more than that. […]
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