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California Audit Finds State Managers Illegally Worked Remotely From Other States

A California state audit found two managers at the State Controller’s Office worked remotely from outside California in violation of state telework rules, raising questions about government oversight and accountability for taxpayer dollars.The findings were discussed on The Roggin Report, where contributors Brad Ward and Paul Scott examined how the employees were able to work from other states without the issue being addressed for years.According to the segment, the managers worked remotely from
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Emergency alert: Coastal flood warning hits LA, OC and San Diego coasts now

The National Weather Service has upgraded the Southern California coast from a flood advisory to a coastal flood warning, covering Malibu, Los Angeles County beaches, Catalina and Santa Barbara islands, Orange County and San Diego County. The warnings took effect this afternoon, Oct. 9, and run until 3 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 11.
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Suspect identified in decades-old Anaheim apartment murder

More than 14 years after an 80-year-old man was found murdered inside his Orange County home, police say they have identified and arrested the suspect. The investigation began Dec. 15, 2011, when Anaheim police officers conducting a welfare check found Il Jae Kim dead inside his apartment. Despite an extensive investigation, the case remained unsolved […]
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Caltrans urges drivers to slow down in work zones after six worker deaths

Six contractor employees have been killed in California work zones since Aug. 10. – Caltrans is urging drivers to slow down, move over, and avoid distractions in highway work zones after six contractor employees working on state highway projects were struck and killed across California since Aug. 10. Three of...
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New Grappler technology stops fleeing DUI suspect in Southern California

A pursuit in the City of Corona came to an abrupt end when police used the Grappler system to disable a suspect’s vehicle. The chase occurred Oct. 2, when police were asked to assist in the pursuit of a suspected drunk driver who was driving recklessly and endangering the public while trying to evade officers, […]
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31-year-old man stabbed to death in San Juan Capistrano

An investigation is underway after a 31-year-old man was stabbed to death in San Juan Capistrano. On Oct. 7, Orange County Sheriff’s Department deputies were called to a neighborhood near Calle Santa Barbara and Los Rios Street around 8:10 p.m. Authorities found the victim, Valentin Onofre Martinez, 31, of San Juan Capistrano, lying on the […]
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Riverside County Deputy Injured In Crash With Honda Civic

A Riverside County sheriff’s deputy was hospitalized following a two-vehicle crash Tuesday afternoon in Riverside, with the other driver claiming the deputy ran a red light before the collision. Riverside police and firefighters responded around 4:29 p.m. on October 6, 2026, to the intersection of Indiana Avenue and La...
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California work zone deaths spark urgent safety crackdown

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Caltrans is urging California drivers to slow down in work zones after 6 contractor employees working on highway projects have been struck and killed across the state since August 10. Three of those deaths occurred in a single incident on September 25 in Riverside County. Caltrans...
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SoCal’s famed coastal railroad may have to move to survive rising seas. How could...

The California State Transportation Agency is expected to launch a study examining what would be needed to move the railroad line from the San Clemente coast.
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Rancho Cucamonga police issue warning after hidden cameras found near homes

Rancho Cucamonga police have issued a warning to homeowners after multiple hidden cameras were discovered near homes in recent weeks. “Hidden ‘drop’ cameras have reportedly been found near homes across Southern California and may be linked to organized residential burglary crews,” the agency posted on X on Tuesday. “Stay aware, look out for your neighbors, […]

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