Balboa Island Ferry Finalizes Agreements to Launch Historic Zero-Emission Ferry Electrification Project
“Historic Balboa Island Ferry may close due to state emissions requirements.”. That was the headline on March 30, 2023 when the Beek Family, which has owned the Balboa Island Ferry for more than 100 years, announced it was struggling to meet California Air Resources Board’s (CARB) stringent zero emission regulations...
Silent, Scenic and Surprisingly Powerful: Kayaking’s Timeless Appeal in Newport Harbor
What started as a mode of transportation and hunting more than 4,000 years ago has evolved into one of Newport’s favorite physical exercises, competitive sports and leisure pastimes: Kayaking. Over the eons, the major changes to kayaks have been the materials used to build them. Toray they are primarily...
Authorities investigating deadly shooting in Lynwood
The shooting was reported around 1:15 a.m. Monday.
36 Southern California Lakes Stocked for Trout Fishing in mid-February (Full List)
It’s the middle of February, the water is cold, and literally dozens of fishing lakes and park ponds across Southern California are being stocked with hatchery rainbow trout. This run-down of nearby fishing locations includes both lakes that were scheduled to be stocked last week ahead of Valentine’s Day...
9 Hole-In-The-Wall Restaurants In California With Outrageously Delicious Seafood
Craving incredible seafood from unassuming spots in California?. These 9 hidden gems serve up ocean-fresh delights that will make your taste buds dance with joy!. 1. The Marshall Store (Marshall) This blue-painted shack sitting right on Tomales Bay doesn’t look like much from the road. But locals know it’s...
Feds Pack Up At Terminal Island As San Pedro Finally Exhales
Federal immigration enforcement agents have pulled back from their staging area at the Coast Guard complex on Terminal Island in San Pedro, according to city officials and community monitors who have been watching the site for months. Volunteers who spent dawn after dawn logging vehicle movements say they finally...
New Beachgoer Fines Take Effect March 14 — What You Need to Know
Starting March 14, local officials will enforce higher fines and stricter penalties for beach behavior during...
Video shows end of barricade situation on Valentine’s Day at Southern California motel
A police standoff with a barricaded suspect at a Long Beach motel ended with him being bitten by a K9 and taken into custody. Details surrounding the incident was limited at first; however, preliminary information indicates that it started around 7 p.m. Saturday after a man allegedly stabbed someone — reportedly a...
Heavy Rain, Strong Winds Expected As Major Storm Moves Toward Santa Clarita
Santa Clarita residents may want to keep an eye on the forecast as a powerful storm system is expected to move into Los Angeles County late Sunday into Monday. Forecasters say this storm could bring heavy rain, strong winds, possible thunderstorms and even snow in higher elevations. The biggest impacts for Santa...
L.A. family forced to live in an RV outside of their burned-down home says...
Zach Boetto of CBS Los Angeles opened his report in Altadena with a scene that almost explains itself before anyone says a word: a family’s RV parked in front of the same home they’ve lived in for decades, now damaged and unlivable after the Eaton Fire, with recovery still stuck in the slow, messy middle.
