A man arrested for public intoxication died at a north O.C. police jail
On December 28, 2025, at approximately 10:48 PM, a police officer noticed an adult male slumped against a light pole at the intersection of S. Euclid St. and W. Orangethorpe Ave., according to the Fullerton Police Department. The officer contacted the male and subsequently placed him under arrest for public...
Celebrate National Bacon Day on Dec. 30 with a one cent burger at Wendy’s
Wendy’s is selling its Jr. Bacon Cheeseburger for one cent on Tuesday, December 30. This offer is available at participating locations, including those in Southern California, in celebration of National Bacon Day. How to get the deal. To take advantage of the 1-cent cheeseburger offer, you must redeem it...
Veteran, 68, Found Dead in Partially Submerged Car After Being Swept Away in Storm...
A Navy veteran was found dead inside his vehicle after it was swept away by floodwaters in Southern California. Robert Jerry Hiller, 68, was driving to meet friends on Christmas Eve when his blue Toyota Yaris hatchback became trapped in storm conditions near East Avenue I and 50th Street East in Lancaster, according...
Children Identified In Deadly Christmas Day Crash North Of Castaic
The two young children who died after being ejected from a vehicle Christmas Day on the 5 Freeway north of Castaic have been identified. Six-year-old Jayden Preciado and 9-year-old Jorge Preciado, both from Lynwood, were identified as the two children who died in the 5 Freeway crash Christmas Day north of Castaic,...
Floodwaters leave Southern California desert homes buried in mud
What was once a living room is now filled with mud — the aftermath of floodwaters that tore through several homes in Pinon Hills, a desert community in San Bernardino County. As raging water roared through properties during last week’s downpours, Los Angeles County first responders rescued people trapped on rooftops....
7 Secret Sushi Spots in California Locals Can’t Stop Visiting
California keeps its best sushi quietly tucked into side streets and low-key plazas, and locals would rather you discover them the slow way. These are places you don’t rush into or stumble upon by accident, you arrive with intention, guided by word of mouth and repeat visits. Inside, you’ll...
CHP Arrests More Than 21, Impounds Dozens of Vehicles in Street Racing Crackdown
LONG BEACH, Calif. — California Highway Patrol officers made more than 21 arrests and impounded dozens of vehicles following a large street racing incident reported late last night on the southern portion of the 110 Freeway. According to CHP, dispatchers received multiple calls reporting a large group of vehicles...
The new 2026 housing laws that LA renters and landlords need to know
The new year doesn’t just bring new gifts and new resolutions. It also brings new laws. State and local lawmakers have a lot on tap for 2026 when it comes to housing laws that will affect Southern California renters and landlords. From refrigerators to fire damage, from development streamlining...
Nearly 500 accuse LA OB/GYN of decades of abuse
Nearly 500 women accuse Dr. Barry Brock of decades of sexual abuse at Cedars-Sinai and his Los Angeles practice, with many saying their complaints were ignored. Survivors continue to grapple with lasting trauma and barriers to speaking out, as a new California law opens a two-year window for filing sexual assault...
This Newport Beach Hotspot Brings the Donuts in a Serious Way
Rose Bakery Cafe is a classic Newport Beach breakfast-and-lunch spot in the Corona del Mar neighborhood, known for strong coffee, fresh donuts, and hefty breakfast burritos. It feels casual and a little chaotic in the best way: a busy counter, a pastry case full of sweets, and a broad patio filled with people in...
