A remembrance ceremony of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor that brought America into World War II will be held on Wednesday, Dec. 7 at 2 p.m. at the Veterans Memorial in […]
Pearl Harbor memorial set for Dec. 7
EMTs lauded for heroism in GG fire
Two emergency medical technicians are being hailed for their role not only in summoning help at a fire in Garden Grove, but in rescuing a man trapped inside the building that was […]
Council to consider immigration resolution
By Jim Tortolano The shadow of the effects of the Nov. 8 election hung heavy over Tuesday’s meeting of the Garden Grove City Council, as the rights and fates of immigrants dominated […]
Fleeing motorist arrested in G. Grove
A 32-year-old Huntington Beach man was arrested Tuesday morning after a car and foot chase in Garden Grove. According to Lt. Tom DaRe of the Garden Grove Police Department, the incident began […]
LED streetlights coming to GG?
The streetlights in Garden Grove may be getting brighter, cheaper and better-looking. A proposal to convert the city’s Edison-owned street lights from high-pressure sodium to LED (light-emitting diode) will be considered Tuesday […]
“Baskets” kick off holiday shopping
As the holiday season approaches, so do the various bazaars and other fundraisers conducted by charitable organizations for public service. One such event is set for this weekend. “Baskets and Bargains” is […]
Ignore pedestrians? Get a traffic ticket
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 […]
Fire does $225k damage to temple
A fire at a Buddhist temple in Garden Grove Tuesday night did an estimated $225,000 in damage, according to Capt. Thanh Nguyen of the Garden Grove Fire Department. The blaze, in the […]
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. […]
Women made big strides election day
By Jim Tortolano The voters nationally may not have chosen a woman to be their next president, but female candidates did pretty well in municipal elections last week in the Garden Grove-Huntington […]
