This Laid-Back Laguna Beach Park Has Tide Pools, Taco Stands, And Front-Row Sunset Views
If you're cruising down Pacific Coast Highway with the windows down and a salty breeze in your hair, it's hard to miss the siren call of Aliso Beach Park. Tucked between rolling hills and crashing waves, this stretch of sand in Laguna Beach feels like the perfect mix of California chill and coastal charm. It’s not showy, but it is sensational—especially when the tide rolls out and the secrets of the shore begin to shine.
License plate reader alert leads to arrests in Beverly Hills
The Beverly Hills Police Department arrested four suspects wanted for a Huntington Park robbery after receiving an alert via the department’s Automated License Plate Reader cameras on June 24. BHPD received the alert at approximately 1 p.m. and officers quickly located the vehicle within Beverly Hills city limits....
Los Angeles Collected $700 Million From the ‘Mansion Tax’ to Combat Homelessness. Most of...
LOS ANGELES - Two years after Los Angeles began collecting a tax on multimillion-dollar property sales, nearly all the money meant to combat the city's worsening housing and homelessness crisis remains untouched-sitting idle in city accounts as homelessness worsens and construction stalls. Measure ULA-nicknamed the...
Man killed by assailant in DTLA parking garage
Police on Wednesday are investigating the death of a 31-year-old man who was struck by a vehicle in a downtown Los Angeles parking garage, whose driver fled after colliding with another vehicle.
State firefighting unit is down to 40% capacity after National Guard deployment in LA
Some politicians are sounding the alarm, saying National Guard troops who are critical to the state's fire prevention efforts were deployed to L.A.
‘Who are these people?’: Masked immigration agents challenge local police, sow fear in LA
LOS ANGELES - Increasingly aggressive immigration raids carried out by masked federal agents, sometimes using unmarked vehicles, are creating problems for local law enforcement agencies. Police have little or no insight into where the federal enforcement actions are taking place but often have to deal with the...
Medical examiner reveals cause of death for Oscar Omar Hernandez
More details about the death of Oscar Omar Hernandez, the 13-year-old North Hollywood boy whose body was found off a road in Oxnard, have been revealed. Hernandez died due to acute ethanol intoxication, according to the Ventura County Medical Examiner's Office. Mario Edgardo Garcia Aquino, 43, who had already been...
LA Mayor Bass Wants You to Clean up Graffiti
LA Mayor Karen Bass is calling on city residents to clean up the graffiti and litter left behind by her mostly peaceful arsonists and vandals. I’m Tomi Lahren, more next. LA Mayor Karen Bass was seen last week in a viral, yet totally staged video, supposedly cleaning up graffiti left in downtown LA by her “mostly...
El Monte Mayor under fire over retaliation scandal
El Monte Mayor Jessica Ancona faced public criticism and was censured by the City Council following a lawsuit settlement accusing her of retaliating against a resident. The lawsuit alleged that Ancona tried to get resident Gabby Leos fired and used a gang member to intimidate her, leading to a $175,000 settlement and...
Armed suspect fatally shot during robbery at South Gate dispensary: LASD
An armed suspect was fatally shot by an employee while attempting to rob a dispensary in Los Angeles County Tuesday night, authorities said. Officers received a 911 call shortly after 11 p.m. reporting that a robbery had just occurred at Savage Mobile on the 5800 block of Imperial Highway in South Gate. Police...
