Anaheim Warehouse Raid Recovers $2.2M in Stolen Goods
A nondescript warehouse in Anaheim turned out to be anything but, according to state investigators who say it was operating as a major resale hub for stolen merchandise. On June 18, California Highway Patrol Border Division investigators served a search warrant at the site and recovered more than $2.2 million in stolen
Sports car crashes into local restaurant in Orange
Earlier today, the Orange City Fire Department responded to a striking scene where a vehicle collided directly with a commercial building. The incident took place at the Fil-Am BBQ Grill, a popular local establishment. Fortunately, authorities confirmed that no injuries were reported from inside the building or the veh
A California Family Was Ordered to Evacuate, Spent $2,000 on a Hotel — and...
The Evacuation Was Mandatory — The Coverage Was Not. On May 22, authorities ordered evacuations in parts of Orange County after firefighters warned that a chemical tank at GKN Aerospace in Garden Grove could explode or release toxic chemicals. About 50,000 residents were affected. Families packed up and left — some on
9 California Restaurants Where One Old-School Dish Still Steals The Whole Show
Old-school dishes have staying power for a reason. They do not need a rebrand or a dramatic garnish. It’s enough that they just keep showing up and winning people over. Maybe it is a roast, a pie, a burger, a stew, or some house specialty that regulars refuse to skip. The name may sound simple. The loyalty behind it us
‘Mangia!’: Exhibition explores how Italians shaped U.S. food culture
A new exhibition titled “Mangia! The Evolution of Italian Food in the United States” is on display at the Italian American Museum of Los Angeles through summer 2027. The exhibition explores the history of Italian food in the United States through photographs, objects and artifacts, showing how Italian Americans helped
Eight-story, 242-unit apartment complex proposed for Pico-Robertson corner lot
A newly filed planning application reveals a mixed-use development with retail space and affordable housing at Pico and Beverwil. The prominent 1.73-acre Pico-Robertson site, which traded hands last year for $24 million, will be transformed into an eight-story mixed-use apartment complex, according to an LA City Planni
Kendrick Lamar Supports Sold-Out Juneteenth Paint & Sip Fundraiser in Compton | WATCH
Held at artist Mr. Wash's Compton studio, the community fundraiser featured art, music, food, dancing, and cultural celebration while raising support for the Compton Art & History Museum. *On June 19, 2026 (Juneteenth), the Compton Art & History Museum hosted a sold-out Paint & Sip fundraiser in Compton, California, br
Fatal Crash in Harvard Heights Area
A woman in her 40s was killed Monday in a multi-location crash in the Harvard Heights area of Los Angeles, and DUI may have been a factor. The first crash occurred at 12:40 a.m. Monday on West Gage Avenue at Vermont Avenue, according to a Los Angeles Police Department spokesman. That car was rear-ended.
Deadly Los Angeles multi-car crash tied to fleeing DUI suspect
Investigators believe a deadly four-vehicle crash in Los Angeles’ Harvard Park neighborhood overnight was caused by a suspected DUI driver who was trying to flee a previous crash just a few blocks away. Officers were called to the intersection of Vermont Avenue and Gage Avenue, where a vehicle involved in a crash had a
Po’ Boys and a Grand Piano: Chinatown’s New Orleans booze parlor hosts Zydeco grooves
There’s a story that goes along with the Mardi Gras bead-covered grand piano at Evangeline Swamp Room, located next door to the beloved eatery, The Little Jewel of New Orleans. It is the work of John K. Lawson, a New Orleans-based artist, and it was once a fixture at Ralph Brennan's Jazz Kitchen in Downtown Disney. In

















