A report on the city’s efforts in the abatement of graffiti tops Tuesday’s agenda for the meeting for the Garden Grove City Council. It covers practices by the city’s public works department […]
Graffiti top topic for council
Art bringing “zest” to the city
By Jim Tortolano Do you have “zest”? Not the hand soap but the dictionary definition of “an enjoyably excitable quality.” West Garden Grove will have a visible symbol of that if […]
Homeless problem at the park
By Jim Tortolano The issue of homelessness flared up at an otherwise routine meeting of the Garden Grove City Council Tuesday night. Councilmember Stephanie Klopfenstein (District 5) spoke about conditions in the […]
Stanton, GG councils to meet
What appear to be agendas of relatively routine business will greet the city councils of Garden Grove and Stanton they hold their meetings on Tuesday. In Garden Grove, the council will consider: […]
3 council meetings are cancelled
Local government enthusiasts – and there are such people – will have to be patient as all three local city council meetings normally scheduled for the second week of the month have […]
Willowick land talks continue
The most intriguing part of Tuesday’s meeting of the Garden Grove City Council is one that occurs before the regular meeting commences. A closed session set for 5:30 p.m. will focus on […]
“Dumpster days” win approval
The proposal to organize a program of “dumpster days/community cleanup” in each of the city’s six council districts was approved at Tuesday’s meeting of the Garden Grove City Council. The vote was […]
Community cleanups on the way
A plan to conduct a program of “dumpster days/community cleanup” in each of the city’s six council districts is on the agenda for Tuesday’s meeting of the Garden Grove City Council. Originally […]
COVID financial shadow passing
The first post-COVID-19 budgets for Garden Grove were passed by the city council Tuesday night as the economy – and the municipal treasury – recover from the impact of the coronavirus pandemic. […]
Budgets go before city council
A proposed city budget that would restore 17 full-time employee positions, fund the Be Well mobile mental health services, increase graffiti abatement and replace old and damaged street signs will go before […]
