By Jim Tortolano Garden Grove’s fire department is 92 years old, and it may not make it to 100. At Tuesday’s meeting of the City Council, the first public steps were taken […]
OCFA may replace city fire department
Two are dead in early morning crash
Two people are dead after an early morning automobile crash in Garden Grove. According to Corp. Royce Wimmer of the GGPD, the incident was reported at 12:37 a.m. on Beach Boulevard south […]
Weimer, Knight honored by chamber
Scott Weimer of Weimer & Associates and Gayle Knight of H.O.P.E. were honored as Man and Woman of the Year Saturday night by the Garden Grove Chamber of Commerce at the Wyndham […]
Bus color and more on Tuesday agenda
It’s not easy being green. The fate of the somewhat unpopular lime green bus benches being installed around town will be on the agenda of the regular session of the Garden Grove […]
Vigil is held at site of four deaths
A twilight vigil was held Tuesday for the four persons – two adults and two small children – whose bodies were found in a van parked in a shopping center parking lot […]
Robbers hold up an adult business
Two robbers held up an adult business in Garden Grove early Tuesday morning. The clerk was assaulted and the suspects fled with an unknown amount of money from the cash register. According […]
Four bodies found in parked van
UPDATE: One of the four bodies found Thursday night in a van in Garden Grove has been identified. According to police, it is a 41-year-old male from Garden Grove with the name […]
Cottage, Galleria projects win approval
By Jim Tortolano Two major projects won approval from the Garden Grove Planning Commission Wednesday night, as planners voted in favor of the Cottage Industries development in the downtown-civic center area as […]
A bank robbery suspect is arrested
A suspect sought in the robbery of a bank inside a Garden Grove supermarket earlier this month has been arrested in Buena Park. According to the Garden Grove Police Department, Mark Anthony […]
Water rate increase Ok’d on 5-2 vote
By Jim Tortolano After a public hearing and a lengthy discussion, the Garden Grove City Council voted 5-2 to raise water rates. A typical homeowner who is now paying $106.31 every two […]
