Main Street Garden Grove, concert destination? That’s the idea behind a proposal from a group that has expressed interest in leasing the Festival Amphitheater in the Village Green Park for a widely-expanded […]
Concert hall proposal for Amphitheater
Witnesses sought in hit-and-run crash
Garden Grove police are asking for the public’s help in identifying the driver of a vehicle which struck a female motorcyclist on Dec. 30, and inflicted major injuries. According to the GGPD […]
Blue Angels to rock the HB pier area
UPDATE: A planned fly-over of the Huntington Beach Pier area Thursday morning was cancelled because of the rainy weather. The U.S. Navy aerial acrobatic team is scheduled to perform at the second […]
Cook makes history with Blue Ribbon
By Jim Tortolano Alonzo Cook founded Garden Grove in 1874, and the elementary school named after him made has made history again as it recently was named a National Blue Ribbon School […]
Oilers fall to Los Al in girls’ hoops
The Sunset League season for the new girls basketball campaign started Thursday night and local teams split two contests. In the big game, Huntington Beach lost 56-52 to Los Alamitos. The Griffins […]
“Hidden Figures” finally revealed to public
After the rush and expense of the holiday season, the local entertainment sector is taking a bit of a breather in January, while making plans for the rest of 2017. Here’s the […]
Ducks are (tied for) first, at last
By Pete Zarustica After bouncing up and down in the NHL Pacific Division for most of the season, the Anaheim Ducks are finally back on top. With John Gibson again doing a […]
Cavs defeat neighbor Spartans
Santiago High School and Santiago High School are neighbors in east Garden Grove, but the two schools rarely meet in athletic contests. But the small private school and the big high school […]
“Why Him?” wastes Bryan Cranston
By Jim Tortolano The title of the raunchy new comedy, “Why Him?” poses the real question. Why would Bryan Cranston, one of America’s finest actors, sign on to do a silly, lightweight […]
Walker leads Edison to a narrow win
Randall Walker scored 17 points to lead Edison High to a 43-42 win over Perris Tuesday in a boys’ basketball game. The win improved the Chargers’ record to 11-3 as they head […]
