Huntington Beach Oil Cleanup Continues To Progress While Fisheries Remain Closed
Crews are nearly a third of the way done cleaning the oil spill residue after five weeks.
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Crews are nearly a third of the way done cleaning the oil spill residue after five weeks.
Friday was a day of preparation as participants grabbed their t-shirts and wristbands, declaring officially that they will run in this year's marathon.
A family disagreement gone wrong turned into a two-story house fire on Friday evening.
An Orange County Superior Court judge Friday ruled the suspect accused in a mass shooting in Orange is too incapacitated to take part in his criminal proceedings, so the case is now on hold indefinitely.
Police were reportedly looking for a suspect that fled to street level from the station's train platform area.
There was no immediate description of the vehicle or the suspect.
McCarthy said flight attendants called police for suspicious behavior after she asked other passengers to switch seats so that she could sit with her daughter, who is biracial.
The man was driving under the influence in Seal Beach when he collided with another vehicle. Three people were taken to the hospital where one woman was pronounced dead.
Authorities say the incident is a reminder that parents should talk to their children about "stranger danger," and urge them to walk with friends or classmates if they walk home from school.
The OC Marathon usually takes place in May, but was rescheduled to November due to the ongoing pandemic.
The portraits of Barack Obama, the nation's first Black president, and Michelle Obama are on a nationwide tour after being unveiled in 2018 as part of the Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery.
Donna Heinel, the former senior associate athletic director at USC, will plead guilty in Boston federal court for helping more than two dozen students get admitted to the college as fake athletic recruits.
Former Secretary of State Colin Powell's friends and loved ones honored the life of the former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff during a funeral service Friday at Washington National Cathedral.
The investigation into the Bicycle Casino concerned a "high roller" Chinese national who gambled there about 100 times over an eight-month period in 2016.
He coworkers pulled him out of the vault and gave him CPR, but he died at a hospital.