US Navy to send $27 million to Tustin after disastrous hangar fire
Months after a massive fire at a Navy hangar fouled the air in Tustin, people living there are still uneasy about what's been left behind.
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Months after a massive fire at a Navy hangar fouled the air in Tustin, people living there are still uneasy about what's been left behind.
Orange County staff proposed strong new rules against the popular e-bikes.
Prosecutors say that Justin Jennings, 39, fired multiple rounds at an Orange County Sheriff's Department helicopter after his birthday party ended "acrimoniously" on March 9 when he "became enraged."
Christopher Mendez, 35, was arrested on suspicion of killing Nicole Marquisee on May 31 in Huntington Beach, police said.
The two-vehicle crash sent one of the cars careening into a fire hydrant in Lake Forest, where the rear end was then suspended by the water that was gushing forth.
The car burst into flames after it collided with another vehicle on the 405 Freeway near Seal Beach Boulevard, according to firefighters.
The Chino Hills City Council approved restricting trucks with more than four axles from traveling along Carbon Canyon Road, a narrow S-curved highway.
The first earthquake occurred at about 4:52 p.m., about 1.2 miles away from Newport Beach, and was about 7.64 miles deep, according to the United States Geological Survey.
Huntington Beach police named a person of interest in the killing of a woman, describing him as a man she dated.
Meteorologists recommended staying cool, hydrated and informed.
Ippei Mizuhara faces a maximum sentence of up to 30 years in federal prison.
Investigators say that the rideshare driver intervened when he saw a woman being attacked outside of an apartment in Stanton where he had just dropped a passenger off on Sunday.
Owners of several Bricks & Minifigs locations believe that the same person is responsible for a string of burglaries at several locations spanning across Southern California over the last two months.
Investigators say the man was in possession of stolen credit cards and mail along with $2,700 in fake cash.
The LawnStarter study ranks San Bernardino as the No. 3 dirtiest city in America based on a number of factors that include pollution and living conditions.
