Verizon cell tower violations lead to $1.1 Million for San Bernardino County
CALIFORNIA – San Bernardino County district attorney Jason Anderson announced on January 2 that Verizon Wireless will pay $7.7 million to settle a statewide civil case. The case involves environmental violations at Verizon’s cell towers across Southern California.
DAILY MEMO: Border Patrol Returns On Dia De Los Reyes, Taking at Least Eight...
Memo Torres breaks down immigration raids and related news in Southern California today. Below, you'll find links and references to everything discussed in the video, allowing you to take a closer look at each topic. EDITOR’S NOTE: Memo Torres will be on vacation until the new year. Izzy Ramirez will...
Pair Confess to Home Gardens Attack, Sentenced to Prison
Two men who attacked and shot a Home Gardens resident were bound for state prison Tuesday to serve sentences that, between them, total nearly 30 years behind bars. Alexander Lopez, 38, and Juan Manuel Lopez Jr., 42, both of Corona, reached plea agreements with the Riverside County District Attorney’s Office on...
SoCalGas is looking to close its 43 branch offices, including five in the Tri-Counties
A major utility company plans to close its 43 branch offices, including the five in the Tri-Counties. Southern California Gas Company officials feel the offices are underutilized. They said that most people now prefer to conduct business online or over the phone. The company also has deals with nearly 400 drug...
California’s New Fridge Law Has Landlords Scrambling
If you’ve ever apartment-hunted in Los Angeles, you know the shock of walking into a unit and finding an empty space where the refrigerator should be. For decades, Southern California landlords have told renters to bring their own. That bizarre tradition ends January 1, 2026, when a new state law kicks in.
Health officials urge beachgoers to avoid ocean water at all L.A. County beaches after...
The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health advises all beachgoers to avoid contact with water due to potentially elevated bacteria levels following recent rainfall. Officials say ocean and bay recreational waters, especially near storm drain discharges, creeks and rivers, can be contaminated with bacteria,...
ABC News’ David Muir reflects on SoCal firestorms 1 year later
ABC7's David Ono had a chance to catch up with David Muir recently, when he returned one year later to check on people he met on Hartzell Street in Pacific Palisades during the fires.
John W. North High School Completes $61.5 Million Campus Renovation
John W. North High School marked the completion of a $61.5 million campus transformation with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Dec. 19, celebrating major upgrades to the Riverside Unified School District campus. The renovation brings modern learning spaces to a campus that has served Riverside students since 1965. The...
Ask the Vet: New pet laws, wildfire readiness and healthy weight goals
A new California law banning the sale of dogs and cats under one year old is now in effect, impacting how pets can be sold statewide. Veterinarian Dr. Tom Greek explains what the law covers and how it may affect people looking to bring a new pet home. He also walks through how pet owners […]
Police investigating tow truck theft ring
Police are investigating a tow truck theft ring in Southern California.

















