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Garden Grove Journal is a locally-owned non-partisan community newspaper, providing news, opinion, arts and living, sports and marketing opportunities for our communities in a print edition and through this website. It’s good news from home.
For a guide to restaurants and other entertainment choices in our towns, see our guide here.
Our choices for fine dining and fun in the Garden Grove area. This weekend: Among the top films opening this weekend is “Disney’s A Christmas Carol.”
Journal Editor Jim Tortolano share his thoughts as the GGJ’s veteran and vetted editor, publisher and principal iconoclast ....or so he’d like to think. THE BLOG: The future of the Festival. Go HERE.
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Our Blogs
Pacifica started out its football season 0-3-1 against tough foes, but has a winning streak going into Thursday’s contest against Cypress. The winner at will clinch at least a tie for the Empire League title, writes Jacob Wilson.
A double murder back in February in Stanton had law enforcement stumped, but the chance spotting of a missing car was the break that led to the arrest of a 38-year-old man as the suspect in the killings, according to Brittany Hanson.
The Garden Grove City Council will vote on Tuesday on a proposal to build a mixed-use development on a site at Brookhurst Street, Brookhurst Way and Garden Grove Boulevard that could include a 23-story residential tower. Kathy Lee Scott reports.
Former Garden Grove Steve Martin will co-host the Oscars with actor Baldwin, marking the second time that the actor-writer-comedian has hosted the popular Academy Awards event. The Associated Press has the complete report.
They nearly blew a four-goal lead, but the Anaheim Ducks held on and posted a 4-3 win Saturday at Honda Center. Scoring for the Ducks were Teemu Selanne, Bobby Ryan, Corey Perry and Mike Brown. Anaheim is now 6-7-2. Next up: Ducks visit New Jersey on Wednesday.
Duck win again
Prep football scores
THURSDAY:
Cypress 33, Pacifica 20
Santiago 33, La Quinta 14
FRIDAY:
Segerstrom 42, Westminster 28
Garden Grove 60, Los Amigos 7
Rancho Alamitos 49. Bolsa Grande 15
Anaheim 23, Magnolia 6
SATURDAY
Santa Ana Valley 30, Western 14