In response to the significant challenges and concerns of the local business community arising from the coronavirus pandemic, the City of Garden Grove’s Office of Economic Development has created an online business […]
UPDATE: The victim of the fatal accident on Wednesday at Chapman Avenue and Euclid Street in Garden Grove has been identified as Julie Varley, principal’s secretary at La Quinta High School in […]
By Jim Tortolano The coronavirus pandemic may not last more than a few more months but the economic impact could go on for years. That was a large part of the presentation […]
Garden Grove Unified School District has received the 2020 Best Communities for Music Education Award, a national distinction presented to districts that demonstrate outstanding achievement in providing music access and education to […]
A large crowd thronged Garden Grove Park on Saturday and the hundreds of vehicles lined up for motorists to get face masks and food at a give-away event spilled over onto Westminster […]
Electronics to the rescue. The social distancing policies now in place to combat the coronavirus outbreak are expected to slow the growth of the disease, but have led to the cancellation of […]
The body of a 45-year-old woman seated in a car was discovered by police Sunday morning in Garden Grove. According to Lt. Rich Burillo of the GGPD, at 9:15 a.m. officers found […]
Police are investigating two “suspicious deaths” in Garden Grove that could be a murder or a suicide or both. According to Sgt. Mario Martinez of the GGPD, a father and his son […]
Note: The City of Garden Grove has extended its local emergency order through April 17. Below are the details, as submitted by the city. Due to the continuing COVID-19 health emergency, the […]
By Jim Tortolano Like the coronavirus itself, the willingness of people to help others during the pandemic is contagious, too. At the corner of Weaver and Laurelton in West Garden Grove sits […]
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