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A nonprofit that serves hot meals and coffee to homeless people is asking for help after thieves ransacked their trailer.

A former Orange County high school teacher is facing serious charges after being caught in an online sting operation. The operation was set up by a citizen group called “Caught-Fished," who say they have fake online profiles set up where they pose as young women to try and get men looking for underage girls caught.

Drug use has become an unsettling reality in Santa Ana schools, with students as young as 11 years old gaining access to pills, alcohol and vaping products that often go unnoticed by parents and adults. This brings awareness to the need for more resources and program implementation within our schools and community.

The goal for each mural is “to tell a story about the people, culture, and landmarks that make each of Downtown’s unique neighborhoods distinct." The post Downtown is getting about half a dozen new murals; here’s the first one appeared first on Long Beach Post .

Those willing and able to stand up against the current administration’s actions which appear to be set to destroy democracy are invited to participate in “No Kings” gatherings in many cities across the country on Saturday, October 18, 2025. We will show up for… PEACE LOVE JOY...

Yesterday morning, Orange County Sheriff deputies responded to a report of a disruptive neighbor possibly under the influence of illegal substances, according to Laguna Hills Police Services. Upon contact, the deputies discovered the individual had an outstanding warrant. Perhaps he should have avoided acting up?....

Subscribe to LA Public Press to get stories like this in your inbox every week. California law prohibits local law enforcement agencies from participating in most immigration enforcement.

The Pacific Airshow starts in Huntington Beach on Friday, but the U.S. Thunderbirds won’t be performing due to the government shutdown. Huntington Beach mayor Pat Burns told KNX News’ Jon Baird he’s not happy with the situation.

It was not so easy for Seal Beach Police Chief Michael Henderson to finish his lunch at the newly reopened Walt’s Wharf on Main Street last week, yet in truth, that’s exactly the way he wanted it. Henderson has launched “Lunch with the Chief,” a new initiative that...

The plan empowers the district's armed school safety officers to handle misdemeanors and infractions without calling local police. The post LBUSD’s new school safety plan focuses on fewer cops, diversion for students who commit small crimes appeared first on Long Beach Post .