Two armed men with open warrants passed out in Costa Mesa and were arrested...
Recently, early in the morning, bicycle patrol officers found two men passed out in a parked vehicle at an auto parts store on W. 19th Street, according to the Costa Mesa Police Department. One of the officers approached the vehicle and spotted a concealed fixed blade knife in a sheath...
Worker killed by street sweeper at Santa Fe Springs construction site
The incident happened in the 10600 block of Carmenita Road at around 8:30 a.m., according to city officials.
Clerk at North Long Beach liquor store ticketed for selling alcohol to minor, police...
The penalty for a first-time offense is a fine and community service, police said. The post Clerk at North Long Beach liquor store ticketed for selling alcohol to minor, police say appeared first on Long Beach Post .
Catalina Island proposes professional hunting to eliminate deer population
Catalina Island previously proposed a plan to have aerial sharpshooters kill the deer, arguing it would be the most effective process.
Beloved L.A. bakery brings back a lost classic
For longtime fans of Southern California bakery chain Porto’s, the news is like recovering a beloved comfort food. A bakery favorite that had been missing for several years is back—at least for a limited time. The item in question is the Rellenito, which Porto’s describes as: A blend of ripe maduros and green...
City Council Considers Major Rent Control Overhaul for the First Time in 40 Years
City Officials Are Weighing Proposals to Limit Annual Rent Hikes to 5% or Less. After four decades with little change, Los Angeles is moving to rewrite the formula that dictates how much most landlords can raise rents, a shift that could narrow annual increases for hundreds of thousands of tenants.
Critics Slam Criminalization of Homelessness, Urge Focus on Affordable Housing
“Criminalization is when somebody is fined, ticketed or arrested for performing the activities that the rest of us do in private, in public spaces like sleeping and eating or simply just existing in public spaces because they have nowhere else to go.” – Anne Oliva, National Alliance to End Homelessness.
Officials urge Gov. Newsom to crack down on copper wire theft in California
Law enforcement and elected officials are meeting Monday morning to urge California Gov. Gavin Newsom to sign a new bill that calls for tougher laws on copper wire theft. Copper theft has left neighborhoods across Los Angeles and California in darkness and has cost taxpayers millions in repair bills. The 6th Street...
Another IE hospital closing its maternity ward
LOS ANGELES - Another hospital in the Inland Empire is shutting down its maternity ward. Southwest Healthcare Corona Regional Medical Center will end labor and delivery services on January 30, 2026. The hospital said the maternity ward is closing due to fewer births in the area. It's the second maternity...
No Injuries Reported After Shooting Rocks Long Beach Neighborhood; Investigation Underway
Last night, Long Beach residents in the 1000 block of Dawson Avenue found themselves amidst a jarring scene as a reported shooting took place. According to the Long Beach Police Department, at around 9:03 p.m., officers were dispatched to the location following reports of gunfire. Upon arrival at the scene, they...

















