County Supervisors Continue Debating How to Hold Electeds Accountable
Nearly two years after the FBI raided former Supervisor Andrew Do’s home as part of an investigation that saw him go to prison for accepting bribes and rerouting millions of dollars, his former colleagues are still wrestling with how to make sure no one else picks up where he left off.
4-Year-Old Lucia Catena Missing Since January 24 in Anaheim California as Authorities and Family...
ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA — An urgent search is underway for a missing 4-year-old girl as authorities and community members continue efforts to locate her more than a month after she was last seen. Lucia Catena has been missing since January 24, 2025, and officials say every passing moment remains critical...
Southern California’s Weeks-Long Heat Wave Finally Breaks as Cooler Pacific Air Pushes Temperatures Back...
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA — After weeks of unseasonably hot temperatures, relief is finally on the horizon for Southern California as cooler Pacific air moves in and temperatures trend back toward seasonal averages by the start of April. Forecast guidance for the March 30 through April 3 window shows a notable...
Three Relatives Held Without Bail In Lynwood Boy’s Death
A Compton judge has ordered three relatives of a Lynwood boy found dead in a cooler to stay behind bars with no chance at bail, tightening the legal vise on a family already under intense scrutiny. The boy’s mother, Destiny Luckie Harrison, 25; his father, Daniel Alberto Monzon, 25; and his paternal grandmother, Ana...
⚖️ COVID-19 Procedures for Orange County Juvenile Court
If you have a Juvenile Court hearing scheduled in Orange County and are feeling sick or have tested positive for COVID-19 within the past 14 days, you should not appear in person. Instead, contact your attorney to discuss remote appearance options. If you don’t have an attorney, call the Juvenile Court Clerk’s Office...
OC Supervisors ask how corruption went undetected in Andrew Do scandal
Orange County Supervisors say they are trying to understand the extent of the corruption that took place under former Supervisor Andrew Do.
5 arrested after $100K vandalism at L.A. Fitness in Santa Fe Springs
Five people were arrested after allegedly vandalizing an L.A. Fitness gym in Santa Fe Springs, the Whittier Police Department announced Wednesday morning. Police said officers responded around 9 p.m. Tuesday to a report of multiple subjects possibly breaking into the gym and vandalizing the property. When officers...
Whittier rolls out sidewalk‑scanning robots
Robots are reporting for duty in another Southern California suburb. Residents in Whittier may have spotted one of the city’s new “Daxbots” rolling along neighborhood sidewalks. The small, slow‑moving units use GPS technology and sensors to map cracks, curb ramps and other accessibility issues. The goal is to flag...
Black-Owned Ambulance Company Explorer-1 Sues L.A. County, Alleging Civil Rights Violations and Business Interference
Sultan Mohamed, founder of Explorer-1 Ambulance Service in Compton, filed a sweeping lawsuit against Los Angeles County through his attorney, Thomas Gruenbeck. The complaint alleges that actions by county officials and others interfered with the company’s ability to operate and compete for ambulance service contracts...
DOJ sues Orange County towing company for auctioning vehicles owned by military members
S&K Towing Inc. is accused of illegally selling or disposing of vehicles, many of which were towed from Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office.

















