By Greg Hardesty When he was promoted to detective in November 2015, one of the first cases Jim Franks was assigned to involved a string of vehicle burglaries in the area of […]
Car burglary suspects met their match
Harbor Blvd. study moves despite bumps
By Jim Tortolano Plans to modernize the county’s increasingly busy transportation system are moving ahead, even as a couple of bumps in the road have appeared. Even as the Orange County Transportation […]
“Open Streets” highlights the weekend
April will kick off on Saturday with one of the biggest happenings of 2017 for Garden Grove, the “Open Streets Event.” But there are other fun things happening in the Garden Grove-Huntington […]
City limits, housing stock on the grow?
A measure which would help clear the way for both an expansion of the city limits and its stock of new single-family housing will go before the Garden Grove Planning Commission on […]
New east-side fire station gets approval
By Jim Tortolano The green light was given to red fire trucks Tuesday night as the Garden Grove City Council approved two measures costing nearly $6 million which will result in building […]
Argonauts would prefer to go “Golden”
By Jim Tortolano Since 1966, Garden Grove High School has competed athletically in the Garden Grove League. That could soon be changing as schools from the Orange County area consider re-leaguing proposals, […]
Beasts, bikes and beautiful weather
Will March go out like a lamb? We’re not sure, but April will start on Saturday with one major event locally. Here’s our look at what’s happening this week in the Garden […]
City council considers new fire station
A first step toward a new fire station serving the east side of the city is expected to be taken when the Garden Grove City Council meets on Tuesday. On the agenda […]
Suspects are sought in murder attempt
Police are searching for suspects in the attempted murder of a Stanton man in Garden Grove Wednesday night. According to the GGPD, the incident took place around 8:17 p.m. in the 9500 […]
“Red Tail” lands with humor, gratitude
By Jim Tortolano A man who flew through storms of enemy gunfire and racial segregation during World War II touched down at a school in Garden Grove Monday to deliver a gentle, […]
