Porto’s Bakery Adding Two New Locations
You know you’re at a good party when you see the iconic yellow bags from Porto’s Bakery show up. L.A.’s favorite Cuban bakery has been in the city for more than 50 years, offering up potato balls and guava cheese pastries at affordable prices in increasingly swankier surroundings. Two new locations in Anaheim and Ontario will join the existing half dozen spread out from Northridge to Buena Park. The company serves a reported 23 million customers every year who come in to cater weddings, quinceañ
California cops recover $500K in Sig Sauer gun parts ‘picked up fictitiously’ from warehouse
The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department (LACSD) recovered half a million dollars worth of cargo stolen from a California warehouse earlier this month. On October 12, 2026, LACSD received information about a load of Sig Sauer products, worth approximately $500,000, that had been “picked up fictitiously at a warehouse near the 4200 block of West […] The post California cops recover $500K in Sig Sauer gun parts ‘picked up fictitiously’ from warehouse appeared first on CDLLife .
LAPD union leader warns against mayoral candidate Nithya Raman’s stances on public drug use,...
Los Angeles mayoral candidate Nithya Raman clashed with Graham Stephan on "The Iced Coffee Hour" over public drug use and police staffing as the LAPD union warns against her policies.
UCLA Grabs More Heads by Setting up Visit With Ex-USC 5-Star Commit
Looks like the Bob Chesney-led UCLA Bruins are attempting a new recruiting swipe involving USC. All before the cross town Los Angeles rivals square off on Nov. 28. Only this time, UCLA is aiming to secure this recruitment win involving a former five-star Trojans commit. And UCLA will host this...
‘King tides’ slam beach areas
The high water levels of the “king tides” have closed parts of America’s most famous highway and threatened to flood parts of coastal Huntington Beach. On Tuesday, Pacific Coast Highway was shut down in Seal Beach from Seal Beach Boulevard all the way to Warner Avenue in Surf City.
Inmate from L.A. killed in violent attack by 2 prisoners in Folsom housing unit
A 39-year-old inmate serving a sentence for assault with a deadly weapon in Los Angeles County was killed Monday night in an attack involving two other prisoners in Folsom. The deadly incident unfolded around 6:43 p.m. on Oct. 26 at California State Prison, Sacramento, when correctional officers witnessed two inmates attacking another prisoner on the […]
California seafood plant to close, eliminating over 200 jobs
A major seafood company is preparing to shut down a California processing facility, putting hundreds of jobs at risk. The closure marks another challenge for the state’s food manufacturing industry…
3 arrested after unauthorized fireworks display in Buena Park
Two loaded handguns, an explosive device and fireworks were recovered from a vehicle over the weekend after Buena Park police responded to reports of a crowd gathering around fireworks. Officers were called to an area near Dolly Avenue and Desman Road at about 10:15 p.m. Saturday. There, they found a...
Downey’s Jurassic Park Halloween House Gets Shut Down After Massive Crowds
A Jurassic Park-themed Halloween setup at a Downey home became so popular that the city stepped in and shut it down. The homeowner's decorations had drawn massive crowds, and now the dinosaurs are, for the moment, extinct. Here's what is known, and what remains unanswered, as Halloween approaches. The shutdown...
‘One for the books’ as 13-foot blue marlin is caught off Los Angeles
The recent catch of a giant blue marlin off San Pedro, Ca., is yet another striking example of the wild times being had by fishermen off Southern California during an intensifying Super El Niño. Michael Mackenbach hooked the 595-pound blue marlin 12 miles offshore and fought the billfish for 2.5-hours aboard a 20-foot boat. According to BD Outdoors , Mackenbach intended to release the marlin but it died during the fight. "One for the books!" BD Outdoors exclaimed. ALSO: Orcas attack fin whale al

















