L.A.-to-Anaheim Bullet Train Plan Keeps 8 At-Grade Crossings as Costs Mount
The California High-Speed Rail Authority has finalized its environmental review for the Los Angeles-to-Anaheim segment, the last stretch of the system's first phase, locking in a plan that keeps high-speed trains sharing tracks with Amtrak and Metrolink rather than building separate dedicated lines through some of Southern California's busiest rail corridors.
California residents are fighting to save a ‘Back to the Future’ mall from a...
"Everybody is standing for the same thing, and it's community, it's people, it's environment."
ICE agents accused of breaking man’s arm in dramatic arrest caught on video in...
Advocates say the man seen being detained is a U.S. citizen from Long Beach.
Orange County teamsters strike affects landfills, public works services
Hundreds of workers in Orange County are picketing Monday after a strike affecting public works, waste and recycling, and community resources employees was announced last week. Teamsters Local 952 announced the strike Tuesday after contract negotiations with the county over pay increases broke down. Workers are seeking higher wages to keep pace with the rising […]
Video of ICE agents detaining man in Long Beach draws criticism from local leaders
Video showing a man being detained by ICE agents in Long Beach is drawing criticism from state and local leaders. Neighbors say they rushed outside when they heard the commotion, and that's when they saw the man on the ground being held down by agents. Cellphone video shows a man...
Zov’s Appears Set to Expand Its Tustin Flagship Into Neighboring Space
Zov’s may be expanding its original Tustin restaurant into a larger space next door. A plan review lists new restaurant construction of between 6,000 and 29,999 square feet at 17420 17th St., Tustin, a few doors from Zov’s current address at 17440 E. 17th St. Yelp lists the El Torito that occupied that space as closed. A timeline for the move to the new space has not been announced.
Neighbors rush to defend man after ICE agents break his arm, witnesses say
Dramatic video shows a crowd blocked ICE agents from leaving until Long Beach police arrived, uncuffed the injured man and took him for medical treatment. The post Neighbors rush to defend man after ICE agents break his arm, witnesses say appeared first on Long Beach Post .
Costa Mesa Woman Who Registered Her Dog Maya Jean to Vote Sentenced to Pay...
COSTA MESA, CALIFORNIA — An Orange County woman who registered her dog to vote has been sentenced to pay for billboards featuring the dog and warning against voter fraud, according to reports. Laura Lee Yourex, 63, cast a ballot in her dog Maya Jean’s name in the 2021 recall election, and it was counted. A second ballot in the 2022 primary was rejected. Yourex said she did it to expose flaws in California’s voting system.
Long Beach Police Search for 89-Year-Old Who Vanished Walking His Dog
An 89-year-old Long Beach man with a cognitive condition has not been seen since he walked out of his home with his dog Saturday morning, and police are now asking the public for help finding him. Thomas Pyle left his residence in the 2400 block of Roswell Avenue, near Willow Street and Lakewood Boulevard, at about 8 a.m. and has not turned up since.
Southern California power shutoffs see major change after days of dangerous weather
Power shutoffs across Southern California have dropped dramatically after days of dangerous Santa Ana winds and heightened wildfire risk left tens of thousands of customers without electricity. As of Sunday morning, just 1,391 Southern California Edison customers remained affected by Public Safety Power Shutoffs (PSPS), down from more than 63,000 on Thursday afternoon. According to […]

















