LA Ferrari Inferno: Medical Examiner Details Vince Zampella’s Horrific Final Moments
Los Angeles County’s medical examiner has concluded that Vince Zampella, the influential game developer behind Call of Duty and Respawn Entertainment, died from burns and smoke inhalation after being trapped inside his burning Ferrari following a single-vehicle crash on Dec. 21, 2025. The report lists blunt trauma as a significant contributing condition and classifies the death as accidental. Zampella, 55, was driving a...
Teacher stabbed to death in home, daughter stabbed and wounded; suspect in custody
Sergio Fraire was arrested for Arti Varma's murder and attempted murder.
Man arrested for allegedly exposing himself, assaulting woman in Valencia Whole Foods store
A 28-year-old man is in custody for allegedly exposing himself to a woman inside a Whole Foods store - a terrifying act caught on video.
LA homeless agency has ‘significant’ problem with inaccurate financial statements, auditors find
The issues surround poor bookkeeping and accounting of taxpayer money at the agency — which spent over $800 million in public funds last fiscal year.
How a pickleball injury highlights fraud in California’s hospice industry
A California woman told lawmakers on Tuesday about her experience with hospice fraud in California.
Woman bitten by rattlesnake in L.A. County amid statewide spike in deadly encounters
Video above: Uptick in rattlesnake sightings reported in Southern California. Report aired on March 26, 2026. A woman was bitten by a rattlesnake in Palos Verdes Estates late last week, and while she is expected to survive, the incident comes as deadly snake bites are on the rise across California. The Palos Verdes Estates Police Department said that a woman […]
This new Cajun restaurant started with backyard seafood boils and selling on Facebook
At first, it was just extra money, but it kept growing,” owner Steven Sauler said. The post This new Cajun restaurant started with backyard seafood boils and selling on Facebook appeared first on Long Beach Post .
Two Arrested for Catalytic Converter Theft in Early Morning Search
CYPRESS, CA — Cypress Police Department night shift officers apprehended two individuals in connection with a catalytic converter theft reported during the early morning hours of April 17, 2026. After receiving a report of the theft, officers conducted a search of the surrounding residential area and located a vehicle that matched the description provided for the suspects.
Long Beach man gets year in jail for stealing bronze plaques
A 44-year-old Long Beach man pleaded guilty and was immediately sentenced to a year in jail Monday for stealing bronze plaques in Huntington Beach, Orange and Tustin, according to court records. Sean Green pleaded guilty to 10 counts of grand theft and 10 counts of vandalism, all felonies. Orange Police...
2 minors among teens arrested in L.A. County robbery investigation
Two juveniles were among three teenagers arrested in connection with a recent Los Angeles County robbery spree, police said Tuesday. The investigation began after a March 22 robbery at a 7‑Eleven store on the 14100 block of Rosecrans Avenue in Santa Fe Springs. Whittier Police Department detectives later located a suspect vehicle tied to the […]
