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Norwalk, Sheriff’s Deputies Stop Planned Five Points Street Takeover

Public Safety officials spotted about 50 vehicles and more than 200 people gathering shortly after midnight before they could take control of the busy intersection. LCCN Staff Report NORWALK —…

Former Compton Councilman Isaac Galvan Sentenced to 18 Months in Federal Prison

Former Baldwin Park Councilman Ricardo Pacheco also received an 18-month sentence in the federal public corruption case involving bribes and marijuana permits. LCCN Staff Report LOS ANGELES — Former Compton…

Mosquito Treatments Scheduled Across Eight Orange County Cities

Mosquito Treatments Scheduled Across Eight Orange County Cities

Truck-mounted treatments will take place overnight Aug. 26-28 in response to increased mosquito populations and the risk of mosquito-borne disease. LCCN Staff Report ORANGE COUNTY — Orange County Mosquito and…

Cerritos Business Center Tenants Move Toward Legal Action Over Accessibility Dispute

Cerritos Business Center Tenants Move Toward Legal Action Over Accessibility Dispute

The elevator at the Avanti Business Center in Cerritos has remained out of service since late June, leaving tenants, customers and visitors with mobility limitations without elevator access to businesses…

NLMUSD Trustees Tables Waste Contract, After-School Tutoring Agreement

NLMUSD Trustees Tables Waste Contract, After-School Tutoring Agreement

CONTRACT QUESTIONS: Norwalk-La Mirada Unified Board President Robert Cancio, left, and Trustees Espie Free and Norma Amezcua look on as a speaker addresses the board. The trustees tabled two contracts…

Bumble Bee Foods to Close Santa Fe Springs Plant, Eliminating More Than 230 Jobs

Seafood giant will lay off 197 workers in November as it moves toward closing its longtime Santa Fe Springs processing facility. LCCN Staff Report SANTA FE SPRINGS — Bumble Bee…

2026 FOOTBALL PREVIEW: Gahr in for a challenging season with new quarterback, tougher non-league schedule

By Loren Kopff • @LorenKopff on X GAHR GLADIATORS 7-5 overall last season, 4-1 in the Mid-Cities League, second place, lost to Valley View High 28-21 in the Division 11…

Grand Central Bakery Recalls Potato Sourdough Bread After Metal Found in Loaf

Grand Central Bakery Recalls Potato Sourdough Bread After Metal Found in Loaf

August 18, 2026 LCCN Staff Report Grand Central Bakery has recalled several varieties of its Potato Sourdough bread after a pallet nail was discovered inside a loaf, according to the…

Trump Administration Opens Door for Felons and Aliens to Regain Federal Gun Rights

Trump Administration Opens Door for Felons and Aliens to Regain Federal Gun Rights

By Brian Hews The Trump administration has created a new process that allows people who are currently banned by federal law from having guns to apply to get their federal…

La Palma Certifies Four Candidates for November City Council Election

La Palma Certifies Four Candidates for November City Council Election LCCN Staff Report LA PALMA — The City of La Palma has certified four candidates for two City Council seats…

La Mirada Junior All-Stars win world series

LA MIRADA — Jayden Valdez blasted a three-run home run in the top of the 10th inning Sunday, breaking a 3-3 tie and lifting the La Mirada Junior All-Stars to…

USC and UCLA Odds: A 2026 Big Ten Outlook

As the 2026 college football season approaches, the Big Ten continues to establish itself as one of the deepest and most demanding conferences in the sport. USC and UCLA are…

For 26 Years, Hawaiian Gardens Pow Wow Has Kept Native American Traditions Alive

For 26 Years, Hawaiian Gardens Pow Wow Has Kept Native American Traditions Alive

Robert Canada Friendship Pow Wow Returns Aug. 22-23 for Two Days of Dancing, Drumming, Ceremony and Community By Brian Hews HAWAIIAN GARDENS — For one of Los Angeles County’s smallest…

2026 FOOTBALL PREVIEW: La Mirada faces new, tougher challenges but confident in having better season

By Loren Kopff • @LorenKopff on X LA MIRADA MATADORES 4-7 overall last season, 2-3 in the Gateway League, fourth place, lost to Beckman High 41-21 in the Division 8…

2026 FOOTBALL PREVIEW: Lack of seniors, new league opponents highlight John Glenn’s season

2026 FOOTBALL PREVIEW: Lack of seniors, new league opponents highlight John Glenn’s season

August 6, 2026 By Loren Kopff • @LorenKopff on X             After splitting its first four games last season with Dwon Drummer now in charge…

We’re Placing Our Most Serious and Violent Young Adult Offenders Who are the Highest Risk and Have the Greatest Needs in Unchecked Facilities. That Has to Change

We’re Placing Our Most Serious and Violent Young Adult Offenders Who are the Highest Risk and Have the Greatest Needs in Unchecked Facilities. That Has to Change

By State Senator Bob Archuleta A year ago, I knew little about California’s Less Restrictive Programs (LRPs). Today, I believe they are exposing a serious gap in our juvenile justice…

Pico Rivera Purple Heart Recipient Honored as Los Angeles County Becomes Purple Heart County

Pico Rivera Purple Heart Recipient Honored as Los Angeles County Becomes Purple Heart County

  Purple Heart recipient Ruben Valencia and his wife Emily, of Pico Rivera. August 4, 2026 LCCN Staff Report Pico Rivera Purple Heart recipient Ruben Valencia was among those honored…

What Makes a Neighborhood Feel Safe, Clean, and Welcoming?

A neighborhood is more than a collection of homes. It is a community where people build relationships, raise families, and create lasting memories. While attractive properties certainly contribute to a…

2026 FOOTBALL PREVIEW: Valley Christian hopes youth of this season’s team won’t set them back

Aug. 2, 2026  By Loren Kopff • @LorenKopff on X VALLEY CHRISTIAN DEFENDERS 11-4 overall last season, 4-1 in the Ironwood League, second place, defeated Ramona High 14-12 in the…

A Message From Cerritos Mayor Lynda P. Johnson

By Lynda P. Johnson I am excited to launch the first edition of our now-monthly From the Mayor’s Desk, published on the final Friday of each month. While this column…