Huntington Beach CA

The hotel has until May 23 to provide photographic evidence that the barricades have been removed or face financial consequences

California, famed for its beaches and bustling cities, is now grappling with a less welcome distinction: a surge in bed bug infestations. In 2025, six major cities are on the front lines of this persistent pest problem, each facing unique challenges and deploying a range of strategies to protect residents and visitors.

Justice for Murdered Children launched a billboard campaign in South LA to raise awareness and gather tips for four unsolved murders. The billboards feature victims' faces and ask, "Do You Know Who Murdered Me?" Residents are encouraged to report tips anonymously to Los Angeles Crime Stoppers.

The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department has issued a Silver Alert for two elderly women, Brenda Cansler, 74, and Doreen Rena Kincywhite, 67, who have gone missing from an Artesia assisted living facility. Both women suffer from dementia and were last seen on Sunday, May 18, 2025, around noon on the 11900 block of...

Illegal dumping in Antelope Valley has led to massive waste piles, posing environmental and health risks. Companies like Athens Services deny wrongdoing, but residents have filed lawsuits seeking cleanup and compensation.

Anaheim officials are looking to tighten regulations on smoke shops as police officials raise concerns that some have become hubs for illegal gambling and sell black market marijuana sales. City officials tallied at least 78 smoke shops throughout Orange County’s largest city. The shops can be routinely found in...

A California family is suing Harrison-Ross Mortuary in Compton after discovering a stranger in the casket meant for their uncle, Otis Adkinson. The incident occurred during the viewing on April 7, when Amentha Hunt and her family arrived to find another man dressed in Adkinson's clothes. Despite Hunt's immediate...

Raising Cane’s, a fast-casual restaurant chain founded in 1996 by Todd Graves and Craig Silvey in Baton Rouge, is potentially opening a new location in Long Beach at 3301 Atlantic Ave. The company’s newest location appears to be moving into the former home of El Torito, which has sat...

Over the weekend, the Huntington Beach Police Department received a call from a local shopping center employee who noticed a man checking car door handles and eventually entering a car. When the police officers arrived, they found the man hiding in the backseat of a car that wasn’t his.

AIR7 video shows the scene on Pacific Coast Highway and Santa Fe Avenue. It appeared the man was naked, though it's unclear why.