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New California Laws Taking Effect July 1 Will Impact Shoppers, Diners, Drivers and Students

New California Laws Taking Effect July 1 Will Impact Shoppers, Diners, Drivers and Students

July 1, 2026 By Brian Hews New California Laws Taking Effect July 1 Will Impact Shoppers, Diners, Drivers and Students LCCN Staff Report Beginning July 1, several new California laws…

Lakewood Ramps Up Illegal Fireworks Enforcement Ahead of Fourth of July

Lakewood Ramps Up Illegal Fireworks Enforcement Ahead of Fourth of July

Lakewood Ramps Up Illegal Fireworks Enforcement Ahead of Fourth of July July 1, 2026 LCCN Staff Report LAKEWOOD — With the Fourth of July approaching, Lakewood is stepping up enforcement…

Judge Strikes Down State Cardroom Regulations, Ruling Bureau Exceeded Authority

Judge Strikes Down State Cardroom Regulations, Ruling Bureau Exceeded Authority

By Brian Hews Publisher | Follow X June 30, 2026 SAN FRANCISCO — A San Francisco Superior Court judge has invalidated controversial gambling regulations adopted by California Attorney General Rob…

Supreme Court Preserves Birthright Citizenship, Rejects Trump’s Constitutional Challenge

Supreme Court Preserves Birthright Citizenship, Rejects Trump’s Constitutional Challenge

June 30, 2026 By Brian Hews WASHINGTON, D.C. — The U.S. Supreme Court reaffirmed one of the nation’s oldest constitutional principles Tuesday, ruling that children born in the United States…

Award-Winning Chefs Headed to OCVIBE’s Katella Commons Food Hall

Award-Winning Chefs Headed to OCVIBE’s Katella Commons Food Hall

By Brian Hews Publisher | Follow X June 29, 2026 Scheduled to open in early 2027, Katella Commons will feature 21 chef-led kitchens, six bars and a central gathering space…

SUBURBAN VALLEY CONFERENCE: Change in athletic directors highlights Gahr’s first year in Suburban Valley Conference

SUBURBAN VALLEY CONFERENCE: Change in athletic directors highlights Gahr’s first year in Suburban Valley Conference

By Loren Kopff Sport Editor | Follow X June 29, 2026 This is the fourth in a series of stories on the new Suburban Valley Conference which involves 20 schools…

Supreme Court Upholds Mail Ballots Received After Election Day if Postmarked on Time

June 29, 2026 Supreme Court Upholds Mail Ballots Received After Election Day if Postmarked on Time LCCN Staff Report The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Monday that states may continue counting…

Hahn Sets New Record with 430 Firearms Collected at Long Beach Gun Buyback Event

Hahn Sets New Record with 430 Firearms Collected at Long Beach Gun Buyback Event June 27, 2026 LONG BEACH — A record 430 firearms were collected Saturday during a gun…

Garden Grove Takes Another Shot at Becoming Disneyland’s Second Front Door

Garden Grove Takes Another Shot at Becoming Disneyland’s Second Front Door

By Brian Hews Publisher | Follow X June 27, 2026 $277 Million Nickelodeon Resort Moves Closer to Reality in Garden Grove Landmark family destination could reshape Harbor Boulevard while creating…

June 26, 2026 Los Cerritos Community News Digital Edition

Top stories Central Basin Spent $465,000 on Rojas Litigation; Was the Law Firm Ever Properly Authorized? Where Is District Attorney Nathan Hochman? Central Basin’s Rojas Litigation Has Cost Taxpayers Nearly…

Former Lakewood Council Member, Three-Time Mayor Diane DuBois Dies After More Than Four Decades of Public Service

June 25, 2026 LCCN Staff Report LAKEWOOD — The City of Lakewood is mourning the loss of former Council Member and three-time Mayor Diane DuBois, one of the city’s longest-serving…

Cerritos Adopts $152 Million Budget, Taps $10.6 Million in Reserves as Fiscal Pressures Mount

Cerritos Adopts $152 Million Budget, Taps $10.6 Million in Reserves as Fiscal Pressures Mount June 25, 2026 By Brian Hews CERRITOS — The Cerritos City Council unanimously adopted a $152…

Understanding Dual Diagnosis Support and Why It Matters

When you’re dealing with both a mental health condition and an addiction at the same time, things can feel overwhelming fast. You’re not just facing one challenge, but navigating two…

Massive Boyle Heights Warehouse Fire Finally Extinguished; Cleanup, Air Quality Concerns Continue

LCCN Staff Report LOS ANGELES — After burning for nearly a week and sending thick smoke across Los Angeles County, firefighters have finally extinguished the massive warehouse fire in Boyle…

La Mirada Crime Report: Deputies Make 19 Arrests During Four-Week Reporting Period

By LCCN Staff Report Published: June 24, 2026 • 5:20 p.m. LA MIRADA — During the four-week reporting period from May 25 through June 21, while most La Mirada residents…

Bellflower Seeks Proposals for Thompson Park Ballfield Lighting Upgrade

LCCN Staff Report BELLFLOWER — The City of Bellflower is seeking proposals from qualified design-build firms for a major lighting improvement project at Thompson Park aimed at modernizing the park’s…

Former Hawaiian Gardens Mayor Leonard Chaidez Dies at 75

Former Hawaiian Gardens Mayor Leonard Chaidez Dies at 75

LCCN Staff Report HAWAIIAN GARDENS — Former Hawaiian Gardens Mayor and longtime public servant Leonard Chaidez, a key figure in the city’s development for more than three decades, has died…

5.6 Magnitude Earthquake Shakes Northern California, Triggers Alerts Across Region

LCCN Staff Report A magnitude 5.6 earthquake struck Northern California Wednesday morning, shaking communities throughout Mendocino County and triggering earthquake alerts across much of Northern California. According to the U.S.…

Triple Crown Sports Colorado Travel Softball Tournaments

Triple Crown Sports Colorado Travel Softball Tournaments

By Loren Kopff Sports Editor | Follow X June 24, 2026 Area softball players to be busy in the Rocky Mountain state The nation’s 38th state will be the mecca…

Lakewood Steps Up Fireworks Enforcement Ahead of July Fourth

LCCN Staff Report LAKEWOOD — City officials are increasing enforcement efforts ahead of the Independence Day holiday, deploying additional sheriff’s deputies and public safety officers to combat the use and…