By Jim Tortolano Sunday hours at the Central Library will be restored, thanks to the 2017-18 municipal budget approved by the Huntington Beach City Council on Tuesday night. The council voted 5-0-2 […]
Budget restores Sunday library hours
Emperor Quang Trung street is approved
By Jim Tortolano The renaming of a street after an 18th century Vietnamese monarch was approved by the Garden Grove City Council on Tuesday night. Business Center Parkway off Euclid Street will […]
Street renaming after emperor on agenda
The renaming of a street in Garden Grove after a legendary Vietnamese emperor will be on the agenda for Tuesday’s meeting of the City Council. What’s proposed is to change Business Center […]
Crackdown on RV parking advances
By Jim Tortolano A crackdown on the parking of recreational vehicles on city streets won initial approval from the Garden Grove City Council Tuesday night. On a 5-0 vote – with council […]
Fireworks, RV parking on council agenda
A report on July 4th activities as well as a proposed ban on street parking of recreational vehicles without a permit will top Tuesday’s meeting of the Garden Grove City Council. Police […]
Pension costs add red ink to budget
By Jim Tortolano Increasing budget deficits are in the future for the City of Garden Grove as the municipality struggles to deal with a sharp increase in the cost of pension liabilities. […]
Contractor arrested for elder abuse fraud
By Lou Ponsi Garden Grove police have arrested a former contractor in connection to a financial elder abuse case that cost a couple close to $47,000 in losses. Robert Thanh Trinh, 32, […]
“Urban eatery” goes before city council
A unique outdoor “urban eatery” will come to the vacant lot once occupied by the old Black Angus restaurant on Euclid Street under a proposal before the Garden Grove City Council Tuesday […]
Housing tract, “accessory” units approved
By Jim Tortolano On the same night the Garden Grove City Council enthusiastically approved a 70-unit housing tract, the panel somewhat reluctantly supported an ordinance that could – in theory – bring […]
Pot, communists, cremation on agenda
A busy agenda touching on churches, cannabis, communists, cremation and more will greet the Garden Grove City Council when it meets on Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. in its chambers in the Community […]
