California residents are fighting to save a ‘Back to the Future’ mall from a...
"Everybody is standing for the same thing, and it's community, it's people, it's environment."
Exclusive — Bureaucratic Nightmare: L.A. Landfill Losing Millions Each Week Due to a Dozen...
A national refuse company has lost nearly a billion dollars in income and spent a billion more trying to satisfy a dozen “green” agencies in California with conflicting demands and regulations that have kept Los Angeles’s second largest landfill shut down for nearly two years. That’s the...
California Weather: Wet November Outlook Oct. 26–Nov. 1
Los Angeles faces a 90% rain chance Wednesday night after Monday's 83-degree warmth.
California and the Southwest Brace for Tropical Downpours, Flash Flooding, Mudslides and Mountain Snow...
LOS ANGELES, California — A wet and stormy setup is lining up for California and the Southwest this week, and our forecast team is watching it closely. Tropical moisture will fuel heavy downpours and thunderstorms from Tuesday night October 20 through Thursday October 22. That raises the risk of flash flooding and mudslides in cities like Los Angeles, San Diego, Las Vegas and Phoenix.
Pacific Coast Highway partially closed in Orange County after crack appears in hillside
Drivers who know the curves south of Newport Beach have learned to read the ocean the way other people read a weather report. This week the lesson arrived in soil and pavement. Caltrans shut one southbound lane near Laguna Beach after the PCH Orange County hillside crack appeared above the roadway, a split that officials […] The post Pacific Coast Highway partially closed in Orange County after crack appears in hillside appeared first on EgoEase .
Neighbors rush to defend man after ICE agents break his arm, witnesses say
Dramatic video shows a crowd blocked ICE agents from leaving until Long Beach police arrived, uncuffed the injured man and took him for medical treatment. The post Neighbors rush to defend man after ICE agents break his arm, witnesses say appeared first on Long Beach Post .
Costa Mesa Woman Who Registered Her Dog Maya Jean to Vote Sentenced to Pay...
COSTA MESA, CALIFORNIA — An Orange County woman who registered her dog to vote has been sentenced to pay for billboards featuring the dog and warning against voter fraud, according to reports. Laura Lee Yourex, 63, cast a ballot in her dog Maya Jean’s name in the 2021 recall election, and it was counted. A second ballot in the 2022 primary was rejected. Yourex said she did it to expose flaws in California’s voting system.
USC rises in AP Top 25 poll after first bye week
USC jumped three spots to No. 16 in the Associated Press top 25 poll released Sunday. The Trojans went through a bye week in an attempt to get on the same page and improve their health and mistakes. “This bye week comes at a good time for us,” head coach...
California cereal and granola factory closure affects 115 workers
California’s latest food-manufacturing shake-up involves a cereal and granola plant in San Dimas, following other recent cereal factory closures elsewhere in the country. Roskam Foods announced plans to shut the…
Overnight lane and ramp closures to snarl 405 freeway traffic through the Sepulveda Pass
Caltrans crews will install concrete barriers and repave lanes during a multi-night rehabilitation project starting Oct. 19. Motorists traveling through the Sepulveda Pass should prepare for significant late-night delays next week as state transportation crews begin widespread pavement rehabilitation along Interstate 405. Caltrans announced that workers will implement overnight lane...

















