News Report

The City of Garden Grove is full of fun and exciting things to do and see. We also care about the health of our residents and students. Recently Misha and Nellie, the Garden Grove Police Department's Canine Support Dogs were introduced to a packed house at Mitchell Elementary School. Don't miss this! Plus, the City once again closed streets to cars and held a big party downtown. Residents, businesses and visitors were able to get a glimpse into the future and see how Garden Grove could evolve over time. And, the Strawberry Festival is back!

There's always something fun going on in the City of Garden Grove! The City is announcing the new, virtual home beautification contest called Garden Grove Gems. Plus, we are promoting our Open Streets event coming on Saturday, April 2. That's when we close the streets to cars and really have a party! GGTV3 Reporter Breanna Greenup shares a story about some Strawberry Festival directors and volunteers who bring the fun right to school for some deserving youngsters.

When disaster strikes, it pays to be prepared! This group of Garden Grove volunteers are training to be there when it counts. They are CERT, the Community Emergency Response Team. In case of an earthquake, fire, flood or some other disastrous event, they're trained to assist police, fire, other first responders and possibly you. GGTV3 Reporter Mark Bedor has the story. And, Garden Grove High School celebrates 100! Yes, 100 years of Argonaut greatness! A group of students and alumni gathered on campus to share in the milestone.

The City of Garden Grove cares about our neighborhoods! When one of these neighborhoods needs a little help, residents, volunteers, City employees and the Garden Grove Police Department are there to lend a hand. And Republic Services brought in a few big containers to haul off bulky items that were no longer needed. GGTV3 Reporter Breanna Greenup has the story. Plus, in Garden Grove we have established ourselves as a foodie destination. Now it looks like the City is also the place to go for coffee, tea and lots of other specialty beverages! Did you say boba?

In the City of Garden Grove, holiday magic is all around us. From the Winter in the Grove event that brings snow, Santa and the lighting of the tree, to the H. Louis Lake Senior Center, where Garden Grove seniors pick up some warm and frozen holiday meals. We looked in on some elves wrapping and filling boxes for local families and Santa distributing some early Christmas presents to happy youngsters. We also stopped by Bracken's Kitchen to witness a huge end-of-year push to feed hungry people here and throughout the area.

It's Thanksgiving time and a large Garden Grove retailer gets a facelift with a local young man for a manager. Plus small business experts come to our Great Wolf Lodge Southern California to help local business people. A golf tournament makes money for the Garden Grove Chamber of Commerce and the Community Foundation. And how some of the Foundation money was spent to create lots of outdoor fun over the summer. GGTV3 Reporter Breanna Greenup was out there and she has the stories. We have a lot to be thankful for Garden Grove.

The Garden Grove Police Department meets and greets residents and local business people. GGTV3 Reporter Breanna Greenup has the story. Plus, the City is partnering with an organization to help with homelessness, addiction and mental health, while freeing police to deal with other matters. Reporter Mark Bedor has the details. And the Garden Grove Police Department's Accident Reduction Team or ART has a few tips for safety on our streets.

The Garden Grove Police Department welcomes new Officers to their team. A reception was held at the City's Community Meeting Center. Plus one of Garden Grove's huge resources celebrates serving the community for over twenty years and dedicates a colorful mosaic. GGTV3 Reporter Arti Nehru has these stories. And Foods of Garden Grove are here! Have a taste, a bite or a whole meal. We also have information on drowning prevention and COVID-19 vaccinations!

There is always something interesting and exciting going on in the City of Garden Grove. The OC Autism Foundation brought a special Rose Memorial display to the Christ Cathedral. Plus there was a lot of hoopla and history surrounding a free throw made in Pacifica High School's new gym. And, when people and organizations step up in times of need, it gets noticed. Garden Grove Strong is a look at just some of the local heroes who did something positive when opportunity knocked.

The City of Garden Grove finds a way to make things better, cleaner and safer. In this GGTV3 News Report, Reporter Breanna Greenup catches up with a group of hard working community members, police officers and elected officials scrubbing graffiti off a treasured neighborhood mural. Plus, the City's much anticipated Eggscavation goes mobile with an eggciting, in-car, COVID-19 safe Easter egg hunt. GGTV3 Reporter Mark Bedor has the details. And, you can be the one to help someone in need. Find out how.