The Ducks are in a bit of a funk. On Tuesday, the Anaheim entry in the National Hockey League suffered its third straight defeat, falling to the New York Rangers 4-1 at […]
Ducks lose their third straight game, 4-1
GGUSD board approves issuing bonds
By Jim Tortolano Modernization 2.0 for schools in the Garden Grove Unified School District got the final green light Tuesday night as the Board of Education approved the issuance of up to […]
Should she keep or quit the far-away job?
Dear Marilyn, I was recently hired to work at a really nice, upscale department store. I had applied for the job several times before they called me for the interview. I was […]
Devon is approved as Education secretary
With Vice President Mike Pence casting the deciding vote, the U.S. Senate on Tuesday morning confirmed Betsy DeVos as Secretary of Education. The full Senate was deadlocked 50-50, with 48 Democrats (including […]
13 area teams get CIF recognition
Thirteen local high school sports teams are listed in rankings released Monday by the CIF-SS. One, the Santiago High School boys’ soccer team, is ranked first in its division, and two others […]
Bond sales OK on GGUSD board agenda
A resolution on the issuance and sales of up to $90 million in school modernization bonds will be on the agenda of Tuesday’s meeting of the Garden Grove Unified School District’s Board […]
Surf City shuttle plan moves forward
UPDATE: An agreement with the Orange County Transit Authority to advance plans for a “traffic circulator” – likely in the form of a bus or trolley – serving Surf City was approved […]
Rain will reign Monday and Tuesday
Here’s today’s blinding flash of the obvious. It’s raining. The skies and the streets should be pretty wet Monday and Tuesday, with the showers tapering off as the week goes on for the […]
Hoops titles are on the line this week
Now that the Super Bowl is over, we can turn out attention to what really counts: the concluding week of league play for high school basketball. With the exception of the Golden […]
State Dept., DHS bow to U.S. court ruling
Bowing to a temporary restraining order issued by a a federal judge in Seattle that had a national effect, the State Department and Homeland Security Department reversed course on Saturday on enforcement […]
