A New Kind of Wellness Space Just Landed on Coast Highway
If you've been paying attention to what's happening in recovery and wellness right now, you already know that infrared sauna, cold plunge, and red light therapy are no longer niche. They're becoming part of how many health-conscious people take care of themselves, whether that's after a hard workout, a stressful...
Anaheim approves 72 additional license plate reader cameras
Anaheim city council voted unanimously to expand the city’s Automated License Plate Reader program Tuesday night, acquiring 72 additional mobile cameras and equipment provided by Motorola Solutions. According to city documents, the installation of new cameras is part of an initiative to "protect critical infrastructure, deter and mitigate potential...
70-Year-Old Bicyclist Dies in Huntington Beach Crash
A 70-year-old bicyclist was struck and killed Monday in a collision with a vehicle in Huntington Beach. The crash was reported about 11:50 a.m. Monday near Pacific Coast Highway just north of Newland Street, involving a white Subaru Impreza and the cyclist, according to the Huntington Beach Police Department. Responding...
Costa Mesa Looks to Permit Catch-And-Release Services For Community Cats
As county officials continue refusing to offer catch and release services for feral cats living on the streets, city leaders and nonprofits are increasingly taking matters into their own hands. Costa Mesa leaders are looking to help reduce the number of feral cats born outside by permitting animal rescuers to...
Santa Ana police questioned for use of force in June 2025 protests
A breakdown of Santa Ana Police Department’s actions during June 2025 protests sparked an intense discussion at the Santa Ana city council meeting last Tuesday. During the anti-Immigration and Customs Enforcement demonstrations on June 9, 10, 11 and 14 in 2025, Santa Ana PD deployed 215 40mm less lethal munitions, 59 12-gauge, or “bean bag” munitions, and 35 CS chemical agent munitions...
Newport Beach man sentenced to 70 months in prison for high-stakes crypto laundering
NEWPORT BEACH, CA — The fast-paced, luxury-fueled lifestyle of a 22-year-old Orange County resident has come to a screeching halt. On Friday, April 24, 2026, Evan Tangeman was sentenced in Washington, D.C., to 70 months in federal prison for his central role in laundering millions of dollars stolen in a massive cryptocurrency scheme, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office.
O.C. man shot to death in residential neighborhood; gunman at large
A homicide investigation is underway after a man was found shot to death in Orange County, authorities confirmed to KTLA. Police in Santa Ana were called to the intersection of Third Street and Daisy Avenue in the city’s Artesia Pilar neighborhood around 12:30 p.m. on reports of gunfire in the area, officials said in a […]
Unhinged roommate arrested after a wild police pursuit in coastal Orange County
What started as a roommate dispute turned into quite the adventure for the responding police officers, according to the Huntington Beach Police Department. After receiving a disturbance call, the HBPD’s Drone was the First Responder (DFR) and it spotted the suspect making a dramatic exit in her vehicle. The officers then attempted a routine traffic stop (keyword: attempted).
Orange Again Poised to Bank on Sales Tax Increase to Bail Out Bleak Budget
Orange City Council members are likely to place a one-cent sales tax increase on the November ballot to help quell a longtime structural deficit despite residents voting down a smaller increase two years ago. At Tuesday’s 6 p.m. city council meeting, officials in one of OC’s oldest towns are expected...
ADA Lawsuits Put Pressure on Los Angeles Businesses
A single prolific plaintiff’s yearslong run of disability-rights lawsuits has turned accessibility disputes into a recurring bill for small businesses across Los Angeles County. The complaints flag everything from slightly too-steep parking lots and counters that sit just out of reach to websites that will not cooperate with screen-reading software. Faced with the threat of statutory damages and mounting legal fees...

















