A public hearing on the construction of another hotel on Harbor Boulevard will go before the Garden Grove Planning Commission when it meets on Thursday, Nov. 15. Garden Grove Hotel LLC is […]
Harbor Blvd. hotel goes before planners
Pedestrian is hit twice, killed
A 22-year-old pedestrian was killed Thursday night in Garden Grove after he was struck by two vehicles. According to Master Officer Paul Ashby, the incident took place just before 9 p.m. at […]
Grinch, Ducks and “Sister Act”
The Tribune’s weekly look at what looks like fun to see and do in the Garden Grove-Huntington Beach-Stanton-Westminster area.
Ask what you can do for America
I was in line at the Target store the other day and happened to overhear the conversation of two young men in their early 20s discussing their achievements in some violent computer […]
GG voters approve 1-cent sales tax
Voters in Garden Grove voted overwhelmingly on Tuesday to impose a 1-cent sales tax – Measure O –in response to pleas from some community leaders that the city faced a financial crisis. […]
Rouda leading Rohrabacher by 2,000
The long reign of conservative firebrand Dana Rohrabacher as a Congressman representing west-coastal Orange County may be coming to an end. As of 10 a.m. on Wednesday – according to the Orange […]
School board incumbents winning
Voters in the Garden Grove-Huntington Beach-Stanton-Westminster area went to polls to on Tuesday to pick the leaders for their public schools systems, and mostly they re-elected incumbents. In at least one case, […]
Dana-Harley deadlocked; “O” is leading
UPDATE (9:40 p.m.) – Dana Rohrabacher has regained the lead over Harley Rouda by a count of 84,863 to 84,836 in the 48th District, according to the OC Registrar of Voters. That’s […]
Contract for Bolsa stadium approved
By Jim Tortolano Renovation and replacement of the stadium at Bolsa Grande High School was cleared for kickoff Tuesday night by the Garden Grove Unified School District Board of Education. The board […]
City may leave public cable TV group
The Huntington Beach City Council voted Monday night to consider getting out of the Public Cable Television Authority. Slowly. Or maybe not at all. The council voted 7-0 in favor of a […]
