If you like dining outdoors, Tuesday’s meeting of the Garden Grove City Council had some good news for you. The council voted 7-0 in favor of a six-month extension to the “Accessible […]
You can keep on dining outdoors
Five meetings and many issues
If you are the kind of citizen interested in viewing or attending local government meetings, this is your time. Three such events are scheduled for Tuesday night. Here’s a brief recap of […]
Once more: “Pride” flag is up
In the end, everyone agreed. Despite some wrangling – sometimes heated – about the process, the Garden Grove City Council voted 6-0 (with Councilmember Phat Bui of District 4 absent) Tuesday night […]
Re-districting possible for ’22
“Pride” banner at clock tower considered As Forrest Gump might put it, “Re-districting is like a box of chocolates. You never know what you’re going to get.” On Tuesday, the Garden Grove […]
Police are hunting for Bear Cat
It’s not a tank, but it’s armored and is designed to take on people shooting at it and the people within. At its meeting on Tuesday, May 11, the Garden Grove City […]
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, […]
Budget, “rescue” money mulled
How well is the city doing financially as the coronavirus pandemic appears to be winding down? And what to do with the estimated $50.6 million the city expects to get from the […]
How to spend “Rescue” funds
The City of Garden Grove is seeking input on community priorities, such as fiscal sustainability, public safety, infrastructure, and other quality-of-life needs to allocate $50.6 million in COVID-19 federal relief funds the […]
Tree deal, West GG center OK’d
It was a good night for trees across the city and for commercial development along Valley View Street in Garden Grove. To better maintain, preserve and nurture the city’s 16,000 trees, the […]
Help in managing the forest
Garden Grove’s best-known plant is the strawberry, but it’s also home to an urban forest of about 16,000 trees. To better maintain, preserve and nurture those leafy stalwarts, the Garden Grove City […]
