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OPINION: Safer Communities, Stronger Outcomes: Fixing Gaps in Juvenile Justice Reform

OPINION: Safer Communities, Stronger Outcomes: Fixing Gaps in Juvenile Justice Reform

April 9, 2026 By California State Senator Bob Archuleta California is at a critical moment in how it supports young adults transitioning from the juvenile justice system back into our…

Cameras in the Bushes? Cerritos Residents Warned as Burglars Deploy High-Tech Surveillance

Cameras in the Bushes? Cerritos Residents Warned as Burglars Deploy High-Tech Surveillance

April 7, 2026 By Brian Hews, [email protected] CERRITOS — Just when you thought security cameras were for homeowners, burglars are now installing their own. In a development that feels more like…

Buh-Bye Bondi: Trump Loyalist Crashes Out After Short, Chaotic Tenure

Buh-Bye Bondi: Trump Loyalist Crashes Out After Short, Chaotic Tenure

From cable news cheerleader to political cautionary tale, Bondi exits stage left—leaving controversy, noise, and not much else By Brian Hews, [email protected] WASHINGTON, D.C. — Well, that didn’t last long. Pam…

April 3, 2026 Los Cerritos Community News Digital Edition

April 3, 2026 Los Cerritos Community News Digital Edition

State Tries To Kill Cardroom Blackjack, Industry Fires Back With Emergency Injunction

State Tries To Kill Cardroom Blackjack, Industry Fires Back With Emergency Injunction

By Brian Hews Publisher | Follow X April 1, 2026 A high-stakes legal war that could gut Southeast Los Angeles County city budgets and wipe out thousands of jobs is…

I Stood With Thousands in Orange—and Millions Across America

I Stood With Thousands in Orange—and Millions Across America

A peaceful protest in Orange swelled with patriotism, emotion, and a sense that this moment is bigger than any one city By Brian Hews, [email protected] ORANGE, Calif. — I’ve covered protests…

March 27, 2026 Los Cerritos Community News Digital Edition

March 27, 2026 Los Cerritos Community News Digital Edition

Cerritos Recall Effort Underway Against Mayor, Mayor Pro Tem

Cerritos Recall Effort Underway Against Mayor, Mayor Pro Tem

By Brian Hews Publisher | Follow X March 26, 2026 The political fallout from Cerritos’ controversial water and sewer rate increases is no longer theoretical—it’s now in ink. A recall…

L.A. Dodgers Tell 82-Year-Old, 50-Year Season Ticket Holder: ‘Go Digital’—Or Don’t Go At All

L.A. Dodgers Tell 82-Year-Old, 50-Year Season Ticket Holder: ‘Go Digital’—Or Don’t Go At All

By Brian Hews Publisher | Follow X March 25, 2026 __________________________ Longtime fan likes paper tickets, even offers to pay for paper tickets because he uses a flip phone—team responds…

Asm. Pacheco Backs SB 84 to Stop Lawsuit Abuse Over Technical ADA Violations 

Asm. Pacheco Backs SB 84 to Stop Lawsuit Abuse Over Technical ADA Violations 

BACKING THE BILL: from (l-r) Sean Wilcock, Imperial Valley Economic Development Corporation, Timesh Patel, local hotelier, Assemblywoman Blanca Pacheco, Linda Colley, Inclusive Quality Maintenance, Maryann Marino, Regional Director, Citizens Against…

Artesia Secures $2 Million Grant for Botanical Garden Project

Artesia Secures $2 Million Grant for Botanical Garden Project

March 24, 2026 By Brian Hews, [email protected] ARTESIA — The City of Artesia has been awarded $2 million in grant funding from the Los Angeles County Regional Park and Open Space…

‘Eyes Wide Open’ Exhibit in Long Beach Highlights Human Cost of War

‘Eyes Wide Open’ Exhibit in Long Beach Highlights Human Cost of War

LCCN Staff Report LONG BEACH — A coalition of military families, veterans, and local advocacy groups will host a powerful public exhibit this Saturday aimed at highlighting the human cost…

Gahr High Placed on Soft Lockdown After Campus Fights

Gahr High Placed on Soft Lockdown After Campus Fights

March 23, 2026 By Brian Hews, [email protected] CERRITOS — Gahr High School was placed on a “soft” lockdown this morning following multiple fights on campus, prompting school officials to call in…

Downey Council Quietly Pockets $1,000-a-Month ‘Expense’ Checks—and Now They Want Even More

By Brian Hews Publisher | Follow X March 22, 2026 Downey officials like to say they don’t get paid. On paper, that’s true. In practice, the Downey City Council is…

La Mirada senior living facility sued for $25 million after sexual assault of dementia patient caught on camera

La Mirada senior living facility sued for $25 million after sexual assault of dementia patient caught on camera

LA MIRADA NIGHTMARE: Family says intruder accessed resident’s room at La Mirada Heights undetected; investigators fear additional victims March 21, 2026 By Brian Hews, [email protected] LA MIRADA, CA — A La…

March 20, 2026 Los Cerritos Community Newspaper Digital Edition

March 20, 2026 Los Cerritos Community Newspaper Digital Edition

Cudahy Council Censures Martin Fuentes After Misconduct Findings

Cudahy Council Censures Martin Fuentes After Misconduct Findings

By Brian Hews Publisher | Follow X March 18, 2026 The Cudahy City Council voted to censure Councilmember Martin Fuentes at last night’s City Council meeting, following an outside investigation…

California Legislature Solved One Piece of Homelessness, Now They Need to Renew the Program

California Legislature Solved One Piece of Homelessness, Now They Need to Renew the Program

By Brian Hews Publisher | Follow X March 17, 2026 California may have quietly solved one of the most stubborn barriers keeping people on the streets—then just as quietly put…

A Message From Cerritos Mayor Frank Yokoyama

A Message From Cerritos Mayor Frank Yokoyama

March 13, 2027 Cerritos Mayor Frank Yokotama From public safety initiatives to essential infrastructure projects, the City of Cerritos is committed to achieving high-quality services through prudent budget analysis and…

March 13, 2026 Los Cerritos Community News Digital Edition

March 13, 2026 Los Cerritos Community News Digital Edition