By Christopher Abdelmalek Every journey starts with a single step. For the new gymnasium at Pacifica High School, it begins with a single basket. Repeating a ceremony first held in 1965, the […]
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, […]
Raising Cane’s, one of the nation’s fastest-growing fast food chains, is planning to come to Garden Grove. At a special meeting of the city planning commission on Thursday, May 6, a public […]
It’s a triumphant reopening for the Gem Theatre By Thom deMartino The tide of life flows forever forward: but despite its many trials and tragedies, it is our treasured memories that linger […]
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 […]
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 […]
An investigation is still underway into an incident early Friday morning in Garden Grove that sent two people to the hospital and another to jail. According to Sgt. Jeff Hutchins, police received […]
If you had to guess, which city would you say was safer: Stanton or Newport Beach? How about Garden Grove or Brea? Westminster or Cerritos? Santa Barbara or Huntington Beach? Safewise, a […]
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 […]
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 […]
