When you are driving along and see a pedestrian step out onto the crosswalk, do you stop your car to let him or her walk by … or do you zoom right […]
Ignore pedestrians? Get a traffic ticket
Bands and breakfasts galore on tap
The annual “Showcase of Bands” with student musicians from seven high schools in the Garden Grove Unified School District will be held on Wednesday at 6 p.m. at Bolsa Grande High School. […]
Editorial: Vote yes on P, Q, R, T and SS
Hey, local voter. How would you like to pay more on your property tax bill, or have to pay a higher sales tax when you go to the grocery store or buy […]
Fine food, veteran ride, school standards
Two eateries in Garden Grove have been honored as among the top eateries in Southern California. The new “101 Best Restaurants” list published by the Los Angeles Times named Brodard Chateau and […]
GGUSD modernization is “80-85%” done
By Jim Tortolano Modernization and other construction on campuses in the Garden Grove Unified School District are 80 to 85 percent completed, the Board of Education was told at its meeting Tuesday […]
Modernization update before GG board
An update on campus modernization will top Tuesday’s meeting of the Garden Grove Unified School District Board of Education. The board meets at 7 p.m. at the Education Center, 10331 Stanford Ave., […]
Students become “Heroes for Peace”
On Sept. 27 Leo Carrillo Elementary School students became “Heroes for Peace.” In a unique school-wide celebration commemorating the annual International Day of Peace, students portrayed the meaning of peace through readings, […]
Cook School is one of the best in U.S.
A.J. Cook Elementary School, located in Garden Grove, was named a 2016 National Blue Ribbon School by the United States Secretary of Education John B. King Jr. this week. The prestigious honor […]
Bonds, sales tax hike on Nov. 8 ballot
In the general election this Nov. 8, there’s more are stake than just political jobs. Voters in local Orange County cities and school districts will be asked to cough up close to […]
It’s hot, but it won’t last (we hope)
Here’s a blinding flash of the obvious: it’s hot. Temperatures in Garden Grove and Westminster are expected to hit up to 101 degrees, and in Huntington Beach it will only be slightly […]
