Metrolink Cut Service; Budget Pressure Could Mean More Cuts, Fare Increases
Southern California commuter rail operator Metrolink is cutting commuter rail service. Metrolink is facing increased operational costs, and shortfalls in fares and annual county contributions. Advocates are pushing for the state, and L.A. and Orange Counties, to step up to prevent further service cuts. Recently Metrolink has experienced reliability issues...
Orange County Dessert Shop Suggested to Close Following Cockroach Activity During Inspection
Meet Fresh was flagged for cockroach infestation and improper storage of utensils.
‘Ghost gun’ seized from student
A boy attending La Quinta High School in Westminster was arrested on a variety of charges related to possession of a firearm. According to Commander Bill Drinnin of the WPD, the incident began on Tuesday. Just before 10 a.m., the WPD School Resource police officer responded to LQHS regarding a...
Thousands of South OC Residents Question County Plans to Expand Prima Deshecha Landfill
Orange County leaders’ proposal to double the amount of trash going to the Prima Deshecha landfill on a daily basis is facing strong pushback in South County, with thousands of signatures on a petition opposing the expansion and over half a dozen other government agencies raising red flags over the plan.
Three-car crash takes a life
A three-car collision Tuesday morning took the life of a person in Westminster. According to Commander William Drinnin of the WPD, the incident took place in the area of Newland Street and McFadden Avenue. Police were notified of the incident at about 7:35 a.m. The occupants of two of the...
Santa Ana Detectives Seek Public’s Help Identifying Suspects in Church Theft and Vandalism
SANTA ANA, CA – “#SantaAnaPD #WantedWednesday Our Detectives are seeking the public’s help in identifying two suspects involved in a vandalism and theft incident at a local church. In the early morning hours, the suspects damaged wooden fence panels to gain access to Christ Our Savior Catholic...
The Long Beach Post and Long Beach Business Journal join The LA Local
The Long Beach Post and Long Beach Business Journal are joining The LA Local to strengthen independent local news in Southern California. The post The Long Beach Post and Long Beach Business Journal join The LA Local appeared first on LA Local .
A Classic Laguna Beach Restaurant Returns With a Fresh Coastal Vision
Splashes oceanfront restaurant returns with a new chef, reimagined menu, and a refined, ingredient-driven approach. Part of a property-wide renovation, the refresh at this ocean-view destination includes an overhaul of the menu and a new executive chef, Peter Lai, who has previously headed the kitchens at Bourbon Steak in Dana Point and Water Grill in Costa Mesa. He arrived at Splashes...
Suspected burglar escapes after SWAT search
A suspected burglar with a felony warrant was able to escape police and a SWAT team despite a roughly two-hour search near an Alamitos Beach intersection. Shortly before 4:10 p.m. on Monday, a 911 caller reported that a person had broken into a home near the intersection of Third Street and Alamitos Avenue, according to Long Beach police.
Scammer Poses As Animal Control In Newport Beach Pet Owner Scheme
Newport Beach police warn pet owners about scammers posing as animal control officers, falsely claiming pets were hit by cars and demanding payment for medical care. Authorities stress they never request money over the phone.
