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Separating and recycling your kitchen scraps is good for the environment. Now with California's Senate Bill 1383, communities are required to participate. Help Republic Services, the City of Garden Grove and the Earth by collecting kitchen scraps in your brown container along with the leaves and grass from your yard. Republic Services will take care of the rest. Please watch this video for more information.

The City of Garden Grove welcomes Raising Cane's to our City! We found that Raising Cane's has great chicken, but we dug deeper and also learned a little about the history of this fast food chain that is growing fast. GGTV3 Reporter Breanna Greenup has this tasty treat with a backstory. And don't always just drive through! Stop in and enjoy the inside of a Raising Cane's!

Garden Grove's Historic Main Street welcomed a new attraction. The ribbon was cut and Gente Market opened their doors to the public. Founder Alexis Garcez says the store features items from eight different vendors and has something for everyone. The Gente Market joins a diverse group of businesses on Main Street, providing a wide variety of goods and services and an eclectic collection of food and beverage options. GGTV3 Reporter Breanna Greenup shares the story.

Representative Lou Correa delivered a $1 Million check to the City of Garden Grove's Community Services Department for park improvements. The funds will help the City provide improvements to three parks. The check was presented in the Jardin de los Niños Park in the Buena Clinton neighborhood in Garden Grove. GGTV3 Reporter Breanna Greenup has the story.

When things get difficult, a certain group runs toward the problem trying to find out how they can help. These are the people and organizations honored at the Garden Grove Strong Hero Reception. 40 heroes were nominated for things they did during the COVID pandemic. They were brought together at the Garden Grove Community Meeting Center to review their contributions, celebrate their generosity and of course to eat and take a few photos with the Mayor and City Council. GGTV3 Reporter Breanna Greenup has the story.

Canine Support Dogs Mischa and Nellie have a big job to do for the Garden Grove Police Department. They partner with School Resource Officers Patrick Julienne and Derek Link to calm people down, deescalate situations and bring smiles to faces that were previously sad or angry. The Support Canine Program is a collaboration between the Garden Grove Police Department and the Garden Grove Unified School District. Join GGTV3 Reporter Breanna Greenup as she meets these four-legged stress relievers in person.

This is the Garden Grove's State of the City presentation for 2022. The event was presented by the Garden Grove Chamber of Commerce to a live audience of over 400 at the Hyatt Regency Orange County. This year’s program themed, “Mind, Body, and Spirit of Community,” focused on the City’s efforts to ensure the community’s mental, physical, and economic wellbeing, while highlighting Garden Grove’s deep hometown spirit.

The Garden Grove Strawberry Festival is back! It was celebrated in all its glory over Memorial Day weekend. There is the parade and there are the rides, games and food, but the Strawberry Festival is a lot more than that. Join GGTV3 Reporter Breanna Greenup for a tour behind the scenes and a look at a lot of the festivities that surround the incredible festival.

National Night Out is an opportunity for the public to meet with the members of the Garden Grove Police Department and enjoy a fun, family friendly, outdoor activity. Mark your calendar and join your friends and neighbors on Tuesday, August 2nd from 5 to 8pm. Please watch our video and make plans to attend now!

The City of Garden Grove and the Orange County Water District care about your health. When the State of California determined that the water in Garden Grove and other neighboring cities contained certain amounts of chemicals called PFAS, City and County officials took action. Now elaborate equipment has been installed to remove these PFAS chemicals from Garden Grove water. It can be complicated but GGTV3 Reporter Breanna Greenup explains a little about what these chemicals are and how the City and County are working together to get them out of Garden Grove's water.