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Three men arrested in connection with Blu-ray DVD thefts
COSTA MESA Police have arrested three men on suspicion of stealing Blu-ray DVDs and resisting a security officer at the Barnes & Noble at Metro Pointe.
Man shot dead in east Long Beach neighborhood
A 20-year-old man was shot and killed early Sunday in a residential area of eastern Long Beach.
Pine Bluff Seeks New Crime-fighting Technology
In 2009... there were 1,050 reports of shots fired in Pine Bluff. In a city where the crime rate is improving...some say that's still way too much.
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Aurelio G. "Lelo" Silva passed away January 16, 2010, in Palm Springs surrounded by his family.
Parks `First Serve' honored by SCTA
Long Beach. Long Beach Parks, Recreation and Marine's First Serve Tennis Concession has been named the 2009 Member Organization of the Year by the Southern California Tennis Association .
Man who attacked NJ rabbi is...
A man who savagely beat a New Jersey rabbi with a baseball bat during an unprovoked attack has been sentenced to eight years in state prison.
LAKEWOOD a ' The County of Los Angeles is sponsoring a series of free seminars to assist property owners who think their taxes should be lowered due to a decline in property values.
Stanford scores another recruiting hit
Joe Hemschoot got an early start on school. Now it looks like he'll get an early start on his Stanford football career.
Torrance judge goes to bat to save courts
Torrance Superior Court Judge Michael Vicencia is president of the California Judges Association.
Haiti quake poses challenges for Lakewood couple
Jamie and Jennifer Groen, both teachers at local Christian schools, decided in 2008 to pull up stakes and move to Haiti for a time to work at an infant-care center, Children of the Promise, about 90 miles north of Port-au-Prince. Jennifer Groen joins children at a celebration at the infant-care center she works at in Haiti.
California Supreme Court Bolsters Protection For Marijuana Users
The California Supreme Court issued what amounts to a stay-out-of-jail-free card to authorized medical marijuana users in the state by striking down limits on how much weed those people could grow or possess.
Lakewood officials urge residents to prepare
Lakewood city officials are urging residents to make further preparations for severe weather through the remainder of the week as more storms pass through the Los Angeles basin.
Top court nixes medical marijuana limits
The California Supreme Court on Thursday unanimously struck down state law's limits - and, most likely, local limits too - on how much marijuana a patient or caregiver can possess or grow for medical purposes.
Latino and Black Youth March Proudly Together in Long Beach to Honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Media in southern Los Angeles County have often reported conflict between Latinos and Blacks, but today 35 youths carried a banner in the Long Beach Martin Luther King Jr.
Suspected 'Skinny Jeans Bandit' arrested
Police on Tuesday announced the arrest of a man suspected of being the "Skinny Jeans Bandit." The serial robber, nicknamed because of the "skinny" jeans he wore in surveillance footage, hit nine Long Beach and Lakewood restaurants and one bookstore between the months of October and December last year, police said in a news release.
2 Armed Men Allegedly Rob Little Caesars Pizzeria
Two armed men robbed a Little Caesar's pizzeria in Paramount and made off with $200 in cash Friday night, authorities said.
Lakewood man under evaluation for shooting in home
A man fired a gun five times inside his Lakewood home, striking no one, then surrendered to deputies who took him to a hospital for a mental evaluation, authorities said today.
Motion to dismiss denied in Masonic Hall shooting case
A motion to dismiss the charges against a Long Beach teen and a Bellflower man indicted for a deadly 2008 shooting rampage at a birthday party that saw hundreds of youths sprayed with gunfire was denied Thursday.
Our View: Stimulating jobs, natural resources
THE economic recovery is real - but that doesn't mean it isn't precarious. And sadly for so many Californians, the fact that renewed job growth is usually a lagging indicator as our state, our nation and our world begin to pull out of a deep recession is very much the case this time around.
A joint proposed Voir Dire was filed Tuesday with the federal court in Washington D.C. that outlines questions to be asked to possible jurors in the case of Lt.