Garden Grove officials are joining a national initiative aimed at increasing access to high-speed internet.
Category: Garden Grove
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This Week’s Civic Agenda
County supervisors will address the location of the Social Services Agency while OCTA board members will grapple with a failed bike share program. In local municipal action, Garden Grove leaders are exploring expanding citywide internet access and Newport Beach officials are back on beach fire rings.
Posted inGarden Grove, Westminster
Nguoi Viet Daily News Awarded $3 Million in Defamation Suit
A jury Monday awarded Nguoi Viet Daily News $3 million in damages in a defamation lawsuit against a rival newspaper, Saigon Nho.
Posted inGarden Grove
Evicted Garden Grove RV Park Residents Sue State
Residents of a now bulldozed RV Park in Garden Grove are suing the Department of Finance over relocation expenses
Posted inCosta Mesa, Garden Grove
Former Costa Mesa City Manager To Take Over for Fertal
Fertal abruptly announced his resignation in November, just a day after former Mayor Bruce Broadwater called off a recount over 15 votes and conceded the race to Mayor Bao Nguyen.
Posted inGarden Grove
Garden Grove To Conduct National Search for City Manager
Garden Grove will immediately begin a national search for a new city manager.
Posted inGarden Grove
Garden Grove City Council Approves Tattoo Shop on Main Street
The new city council approved a tattoo parlor and art studio on its historic Main Street, ending a months-long battle that has sparked debate among residents about the street’s character and relevance to a changing city.
Posted inGarden Grove
Bao Nguyen Takes the Helm in Garden Grove
When Garden Grove Mayor Bao Nguyen is sworn in today, he will become the youngest person and first person of color to occupy the city’s top elected office. It’s not […]
Posted inGarden Grove
Amid Backlash From Residents, Garden Grove City Manager Steps Down
After a year of political tumult, Matthew Fertal abruptly announced his retirement Tuesday. Meanwhile, residents showed up in force to the City Council meeting in protest of a deal for the departed fire chief.
Posted inGarden Grove
Garden Grove City Manager Announces Resignation
Matthew Fertal told city staff that he plans to step down at the end of the year.
