In-N-Out restaurants targeted by counterfeit $100 bills scam, 2 women arrested, Glendale police say
Glendale police announced the arrests of two women suspected of using counterfeit money at multiple In-N-Out locations in Los Angeles and Orange counties.
Cocaine dealer who was arrested, bailed out the next day gets caught again with more drugs, guns
A man described by authorities as a known cocaine dealer operating in southwest Riverside County was arrested and charged with three felonies as part of an ongoing investigation, but he bailed out the next day and was eventually found with more drugs, guns and stolen property. The Murrieta Police Department said...
Video: Southern California ICE protest turns violent amid nationwide uproar
KTLA sought comment from the Department of Homeland Security prior to publication, but did not receive a response. This story will be updated when officials provide a statement. A protest against Immigration and Customs Enforcement activity turned violent in Orange County Friday night. Preliminary reports indicate...
California Just Banned 18-Wheelers from Residential Streets Statewide
For years, families in California’s Inland Empire have lived with rumbling trucks outside their windows, diesel fumes drifting into backyards, and potholes that never seem to get fixed. Starting January 1, 2026, that changes. A new state law forces big rigs onto designated routes and off neighborhood streets, giving...
As it looks to refill police ranks, Long Beach opens expanded training academy
City officials said the new facility about doubles the number of recruits they can train at one time, something they hope will ameliorate a high officer-vacancy rate. The post As it looks to refill police ranks, Long Beach opens expanded training academy appeared first on Long Beach Post .
Black Former In-N-Out Employee Says Bosses Pressured Him to Change Hair
"In-N-Out had grooming and uniform policies that required employees to wear hats and keep hair tucked underneath, and I was pressured to change my hair to comply," Obeng says.
Mexican fugitive extradited to OC for allegedly killing ex-girlfriend’s new boyfriend
Humberto Rodriguez Martinez was returned to Orange County from Mexico on Dec. 4, 2025, to face charges for a 2017 fatal stabbing. Martinez is accused of "lying in wait" before killing his ex-girlfriend's new boyfriend; a co-defendant is already serving 15 years to life for the crime. Currently a Mexican...
Paid parking coming to parts of Old Towne Orange starting Feb. 9
Changes are coming to the city of Orange. Starting early February, visitors to the historic area will soon have to pay to park.
Man steals $1,700 worth of caviar from Orange County grocery store
Police are searching for a man who stole around $1,700 worth of caviar from a Whole Foods market in Irvine. Irvine police said the man entered the grocery store and, to avoid suspicion, pretended to browse alongside other customers. He grabbed a basket and placed several items inside. On Jan. 8, police provided...
Judges Face Historic Recall in Orange County
By Richard Luthmann with Michael Volpe and Julie M. Anderson Holburn. (ORANGE COUNTY, CA) – In a sensational push unprecedented in California, six Orange County Superior Court judges are facing a coordinated recall campaign amid allegations of corruption and abuse of power. Judge Mary Kreer “Vera Papapapa” – dubbed...
