Creep It Real OC 2026: Halloweentown Panel, 120+ Vendors, and a New Victorian Walkthrough
Creep It Real OC, billed by its organizers as Orange County’s largest Halloween festival, returns for its seventh year on Friday through Sunday, September 11 to 13, 2026, at the Heritage Museum of Orange County in Santa Ana. The “Vintage Hometown Halloween” festival runs 4 to 10 p.m. each day. The two biggest additions
Inside Anaheim’s $5 Billion Bet to Turn Parking Lots Into a Neighborhood
For decades, the acres surrounding Anaheim's Honda Center looked like most suburban sports venues in America: asphalt, a scattering of industrial buildings, and little reason to linger before or after a Ducks game. That is changing under OCVibe, a 100-acre, fully privately financed district that the Samueli family — ow
EXCL: Tarek and Heather El Moussa Relist Beach Rental With $7.5K Price Cut
Tarek and Heather purchased the dwelling in August 2020 for $3.1 million and quickly set about renovating its stark white interior.
Medical Examiner Names Man Found Dead at Scene of La Mirada Fire
The county medical examiner’s office Thursday identified a 68-year-old man whose death was discovered as firefighters battled a blaze in a La Mirada apartment. The death of Andrew Guerrero of La Mirada on Sunday prompted an investigation by sheriff’s homicide detectives. The fire was reported at 11:09 p.m....
Top city traffic engineer leaves, says he was forced out of the job
Paul Van Dyk helped lead Long Beach’s response to rising traffic deaths. He’s departing as the city is about to turn on a key part of its strategy: speed cameras. The post Top city traffic engineer leaves, says he was forced out of the job appeared first on Long Beach Post .
Long Beach responds after neighbors say trash is going uncollected for days, even weeks
Trash, flies and discarded furniture are becoming a frustrating sight for some Long Beach neighbors who say they've waited days — and in some cases weeks — for the city to collect garbage and bulky items. “I want to say at least two to three weeks,” said Ivan,...
Lottery Refused To Pay $5 Million Because A 16-Year-Old Bought The Ticket
Here’s what happened. On October 16, 2016, Ward Thomas of Long Beach, California, sent his 16-year-old son, Benjamin, into a Mobil station on Bellflower Boulevard with 12 winning “Deluxe 7’s” Scratchers worth $330. It was a simple enough errand: trade the winnings for five new $20 tickets and bring home the remaining $
Irvine Police launch #WantedWednesday hunt for luxury Ferrari thief
The Irvine Police Department has issued a public appeal for information to identify a suspect linked to the high-profile theft of a 2020 Ferrari Portofino. As part of their weekly #WantedWednesday initiative, detectives released an enhanced digital photo of the individual believed to be responsible for the luxury vehic
Rossmoor Community Services District passes budget
After perhaps setting a record for motions that died on the floor, the Rossmoor Community Services District’s remaining four members have selected a community member to fill the Board seat left vacant by the resignation of Mary Ann Remnet. Sharon Landers, RCSD General Manager, said two of the eight...
Long Beach Man, 49, Found Safe in Norwalk After Two Months Missing
A 49-year-old man who walked away from his Long Beach residential care facility in June has been found safe more than two months later, some 14 to 18 miles north in Norwalk. Francisco Garcia was last seen leaving the facility on the 900 block of Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard on June 10, according to the Long Beach P

















