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Long Beach police, merchants tackle jump in crimes in stores and cars
Commercial burglaries in the city were highest in the area that encompasses the WalMart in downtown Long Beach.
Killer gets life without parole for strangling prostitute
SANTA ANA A an sat silently in court Friday as he was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole for beating and strangling a prostitute during a robbery attempt in her Garden Grove hotel room in 2009.
VIDEO: Norwalk Woman Driving on Wrong Side of Road in Cerritos is a Repeat DUI Offender
Yogurtland Dishes Out Free Frozen Treats & Toppings to Celebrate National Frozen Yogurt Day
Yogurtland locations throughout the nation are dishing out free frozen yogurt and toppings from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. today in honor of National Frozen Yogurt Day.
City Plaza Wants to Boost Professional Space to Fill Vacancies, Mayor Disagrees
A developer is trying to get Artesia City Council permission to modify the South Specific Plan to increase its service professional space in its shopping center to reduce its vacancies.
VIDEO: Suspected Drunken Driver Slams Head-On Into Pickup Truck Along Cerritos-Artesia Border
A 49-year-old woman who appeared to have been under the influence of alcohol drove into oncoming traffic on Artesia Boulevard tonight and crashed into a pickup truck near Kennedy Elementary School A along the Cerritos-Artesia border, injuring herself and the other driver.
Have You Seen Those Amazing Sunsets Lately?
If you've spent anytime outdoors in the late afternoon lately, it's hard not notice the beautiful sunsets that have painted our skies with vibrant hues of pinks, reds and purples.
Artesia couple pleads no contest to charges in Cerritos cemetery burglary
A man and woman pleaded no contest Thursday to charges stemming from an early morning burglary last month at Artesia Cemetery in Cerritos.
Jaywalkers, Distracted Drivers Face $100 Tickets In Crackdown Near Metro Blue Line
Dozens of Los Angeles County Sheriff's deputies launched an effort on Tuesday to cut down on what they say are dangerous habits for both drivers and pedestrians along one of LA's most popular light railways.
Artesia Chamber of Commerce Installs Its New Board of Directors
On Jan. 17, the Artesia Chamber of Commerce held its 2012 installation dinner for its new Board of Directors.
Artesia Crimes Up Nearly 20 Percent In 2011
Preliminary figures from the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department showed that the overall number of crimes committed in Artesia rose by 19.09 percent in 2011.
Assemblyman Mendoza criticizes ABC district's voting process
A state congressman has criticized the ABC Unified School District's process of electing school board members, saying its voting system leaves some of the district's cities underrepresented.