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If you’re looking for some of the best quality Cuban pastries, Porto’s Bakery & Cafe in California is a one stop shop for all your savory and sweet needs. Porto’s has come a long way, beginning as an in-home business, to a small shop on Sunset Boulevard in 1976, and now growing to six locations across California....

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. It’s day 104. ICE RAIDS. Santa Ana, Bristol Car Wash: Unmarked vehicles were spotted near the car...

An ordinance on problems with riders of electric bicycles advanced at Tuesday’s meeting of the Huntington Beach City Council. The vote was 7-0 on the item originally proposed by Mayor Pro Tem Casey McKenna and Councilmember Gracey Van Der Mark. It will direct the city manager and city attorney – with consultation...

After months of testing, the city has decided to keep renting several time-limited restrooms that proved popular. The one at Belmont Pier was the second busiest in the nation. The post These high-tech toilets tracked each flush; Long Beach decided they’re worth paying for appeared first on Long Beach Post .

Poo in the Water, Vanity Plate Rules & a Deadly Twist on an Old Prank

Disneyland's popular Lost and Found Sale is happening this Saturday, Sept.20 at the Goodwill Orange County Marketplace in Santa Ana.

Prosecutors alleged the long time judge and former criminal prosecutor pulled a gun from an ankle holster in August 2023 and fired the fatal shot after he had been drinking and arguing with Sheryl over family finances at a restaurant and later while watching “Breaking Bad” in their Anaheim Hills home.

Police started chasing the man after he allegedly drove on the wrong side of the road in Orange County.

Orange city leaders consider raising recreational fees to address financial challenges, with potential bankruptcy looming. A consultant's report suggests fee hikes and new business developments to avert a budget deficit.

An Orange County judge approved a $233 million settlement in a wage theft lawsuit involving over 51,000 Disneyland employees. The lawsuit accused Disney of not complying with Anaheim's "living wage" ordinance. Employees will receive an estimated $3,000 each.