Local teams won just one of four games played Thursday night by football squads from the Garden Grove-Huntington Beach-Stanton-Westminster area. Here are the results. Santiago 21, Anaheim 7. Fairmont Prep 55, Bolsa Grande 12. […]
Students from Santiago High School in the Garden Grove Unified School District recently participated in “Parachutes for the Planet,” a national movement that invites students to come together and use their artistic […]
Valedictorians and salutatorians for the Class of 2018 for the Garden Grove Unified School District have been named and will be graduated on June 14 and 15. The 26 students who have […]
The “second season” for area high school baseball and softball teams starts this week, with squads representing schools in the Garden Grove-Huntington Beach-Westminster area going into playoff action. On Monday, the CIF-SS […]
Garden Grove Unified School District students in Santiago High School’s Automotive Technology Career Pathway program now have a state-of-the-art vehicle to work on thanks to the Orange County Auto Dealers Association and […]
Santiago High School students Mauricio Rey and Antonio Leana took home first place in the Orange County Auto Dealers Association High School Automotive Competition held at Kia Motors of American in Irvine […]
Garden Grove High School’s boys’ basketball team is ranked number one in its division in the first CIF-SS poll of the new year. The Argonauts are one of seven boys’ teams and […]
League play started Friday night for several high school football teams in the Garden Grove-Huntington Beach-Westminster area as the race toward conference crowns and CIF-SS playoffs berths began. Here are the results. […]
Recreational vehicles parked on public and private streets in Garden Grove will have to obtain a city-issued permit. The City Council approved such a requirement at its Tuesday meeting, and it goes […]
Changes to athletic and other facilities at high schools in the Garden Grove Unified School District are coming, some of them within a month. According to Abby Milone, public information officer for […]
