By Christopher Abdelmalek Every journey starts with a single step. For the new gymnasium at Pacifica High School, it begins with a single basket. Repeating a ceremony first held in 1965, the […]
New Pacifica High gymnasium makes modern an old tradition
LA is “yellow,” OC stays “orange”
Los Angeles County went “yellow” today, but Orange County stayed “orange.” Tuesday’s new tier assignments for COVID-19 from the California Department of Public Health put the state’s most populous county into the […]
Bill, Melinda Gates will split up
Bill and Melinda Gates, founders of the world’s biggest private charity, announced today (Monday) that they are divorcing. Bill Gates is a co-founder of Microsoft and has a fortune estimated at over […]
Flying LGBTQ flag on agenda
Two potentially contentious issues are on the agenda for tonight’s (Monday) meeting of the Huntington Beach City Council. When the council convenes in virtual session at 6 p.m., it will consider a […]
COVID-19 numbers still fall
Key coronavirus metrics locally are dropping to near-historic levels, according to Monday’s report from the Orange County Health Care Agency. The OCHCA’s stats for today show 55 new confirmed coronavirus cases, down […]
Bike/pedestrian trail dedicated
The Garden Grove Medal of Honor Bike and Pedestrian Trail was dedicated on April 27 and unveiled was a commemorative plaque to celebrate the completion of the 1-mile multi-use path. The trail, […]
The chase goes on in May
As the Major League Baseball season charges into its second month, both area teams – the Dodgers and the Angels – continue knee-deep in tight division races. In the National League West, […]
GGUSD high schools honored
For the fourth year in a row, all seven of Garden Grove Unified School District’s comprehensive high schools earned a spot on the U.S. News and World Report’s rankings of America’s Best High Schools. […]
“Raising Cane’s” on Harbor?
Raising Cane’s, one of the nation’s fastest-growing fast food chains, is planning to come to Garden Grove. At a special meeting of the city planning commission on Thursday, May 6, a public […]
“Rock Don’t Roll” is on a roll
By Pete Zarustica Who says murder, corruption and surgery can’t be sort of fun? In his first novel, long-time local sportswriter and sportscaster Don Alexander weaves all that together in an entertaining […]
