Drones help Riverside police spot illegal fireworks on Fourth of July
Riverside police said they issued over 60 citations on July Fourth for the use of illegal fireworks, more than double the number compared to the previous Independence Day holiday.
Irvine Tops Southern California Cities for Renters
Irvine ranks as the top city for renters in Southern California, excelling in affordability and livability, according to WalletHub. Huntington Beach and San Diego follow, while San Bernardino ranks the lowest.
DAILY MEMO: Agents Run a Minivan Off the Road in Montebello and More
Memo Torres breaks down ICE-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. ICE RAIDS. Pasadena no sleepers harassed by PD. Santa Ana Checking buses. Euclid and La Palma Car Wash...
This Quirky Forest Attraction In Santa Cruz Where Gravity Seems To Break All The...
Ready for an experience that will have you questioning your senses and laughing out loud? Just outside Santa Cruz, California, tucked among towering redwoods, you’ll find Mystery Spot—a strange and playful roadside attraction where gravity seems to have gone completely haywire. This curious little hillside spot isn’t just a relic of roadside Americana—it’s a place where you can tilt at impossible angles, watch balls roll uphill, and genuinely wonder what’s going on.
This Chilling Museum In Los Angeles Explores Death With Art, Oddities, And True Crime...
If you've ever found yourself oddly fascinated by the darker corners of history—true crime tales, Victorian mourning rituals, mummified oddities—then buckle up. Hidden among the star-studded chaos of Hollywood lies a place that leans full-tilt into the macabre: the Museum of Death. It’s not for the faint of heart, but it is a surprisingly illuminating stop for curious minds who can stomach a little darkness with their sightseeing.
Street repair project completed early in San Bernardino
The City of San Bernardino has completed a street repair that accelerated the resurfacing of 28 road segments across the city in need of repair, and addressed streets with significant asphalt cracks, potholes, “alligatoring,” ruts, and raveling. The project, approved by City Council in December 2024, was originally...
Unlicensed, Allegedly Intoxicated Driver Responsible for Fatal Jurupa Valley Crash
An unlicensed motorist suspected of killing two of his passengers in a driving under the influence wreck on the south end of Jurupa Valley is expected to be charged Wednesday with gross vehicular manslaughter and other offenses. Bryan Cruz Arenas, 23, of Jurupa Valley was arrested and booked into the...
DAILY MEMO: Bell Gardens Mayor Gets an ICE Agent’s Badge Number and More
Memo Torres breaks down ICE-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. ICE RAIDS. Fullerton: Abandoned gardening truck. Van Nuys HD: Two observers taken. Van Nuys HD: detaining. Van Nuys...
Loma Linda Couple Arrested on Drug Charges; Suspected of Narcotics Sales
Two residents of Loma Linda were arrested on drug charges earlier this week after deputies found them with a significant quantity of narcotics. This information comes straight from a report released by the San Bernardino County Sheriff-Coroner Department, detailing the events surrounding the arrest of Victor Liwag...
Man killed in Simi blast ID’d, man sought in Ventura assault, more
Man killed in explosive Simi fire identified Authorities identified the man killed July 3 in a Simi Valley garage fire that caused a series of explosions . Daniel B. Gale Jr., 48, died from blast injuries, according to the Ventura County Medical Examiner's Office. His death was considered accidental. Gale Jr. lived...