The most intriguing part of Tuesday’s meeting of the Garden Grove City Council is one that occurs before the regular meeting commences. A closed session set for 5:30 p.m. will focus on […]
Willowick land talks continue
Talks to begin on Willowick use
A divided Garden Grove City Council decided Tuesday night to move ahead with negotiations for the possible reuse of the Willowick Golf Course. The council voted 5-2 in favor of the opening […]
Willowick negotiations may start
The reuse of the Willowick Golf Course – owned by the City of Garden Grove but located within Santa Ana city limits – may move forward on Tuesday. Garden Grove’s city council […]
Willowick proposals delay is OKd
A two-month extension of the deadline to submit proposals for open space or affordable housing uses of the Willowick Golf Course was approved by the Garden Grove City Council Tuesday night. The […]
Willowick deadline is on agenda
The saga of the future of the Willowick Golf Course will be extended at least by another two months. That is, if the Garden Grove City Council at its Tuesday meeting authorizes […]
Willowick site declared “surplus land”
Declaration of the city-owned Willowick Golf Course as “surplus land” was approved by the Garden Grove City Council on a 7-0 vote Tuesday night. The 101.5-acre site is within the city limits […]
Willowick saga taking another turn?
Another try at resolving the fate of the Willowick Golf Course will go before the Garden Grove City Council when it meets Tuesday night at 6 p.m. The council will be asked […]
An uncivil war and Willowick worries
The end of the year is traditionally a time to reflect on the important, tragic and weird of the previous 12 months. 2019 is no exception, so here’s some thoughts about the […]
Willowick project is slowed for now
By Jim Tortolano Plans for an expansive – and potentially lucrative – new use for the Willowick Golf Course site owned by Garden Grove but located in Santa Ana hit a roadblock […]
The high costs of having a democracy
Democracy is the best form of government ever tried, but it certainly isn’t cheap. The effort to recall the majority of the Westminster City Council – Mayor Tri Ta and councilmembers Kimberly […]
