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Man shot 3 times near Santa Fe Springs
A man was wounded at least three times in the lower body in a shooting Tuesday night in an unincorporated area adjacent to Santa Fe Springs.
Santa Fe Springs headed for employee layoffs, program cuts
With the end of redevelopment agencies made official Feb. 1, city officials said "structural changes" are necessary to determine how this municipality will be run.
Tim Traeger: Making an imprint on society through godly means
Michael Caballero, left, Bill Sinko, center, and Elizabeth Soto stand in front of the Trinity Reprographics office in Santa Fe Springs on Thursday February 2, 2012.
George Ray starts '13 Cerritos City Council campaign
George Ray, an influential Cerritos businessman and long time community resident and leader announced that he will be a candidate for City Council in the March, 2013 election.
Updated: Boy shot and wounded while asleep in bed in Santa Fe Springs home
A bullet hole is shown in the front of the house on the the 9300-block of Danby Avenue in Santa Fe Springs on Thursday February 2, 2012.
Hit-and-run big rig driver sought in crash that badly injured child in Santa Fe Springs
Investigators asked the public's help Thursday in finding a big rig driver who fled the scene of a four-vehicle crash that left a 4-year-old boy critically injured.
Sleeping boy wounded in drive-by shooting
A sleeping 11-year-old boy has been wounded when bullets peppered his Southern California home during a drive-by shooting.
Sleeping Boy Wounded in Santa Fe Springs Shooting
Police are looking for the gunman who shot a 12-year-old boy as he slept inside his home in Santa Fe Springs.
2 men captured breaking into Sante Fe Springs pot dispensary
Three men broke into a marijuana dispensary in Santa Fe Springs today, and two of them were quickly captured, police said.
Antenna Mounting Goes Sideways for 4G
In progressively addressing the Long Term Evolution of the revolutionary smartphone industry, the nation's leading wireless carriers are seeking sophisticated antenna mounting solutions on top of strategically located water tower tanks to optimize the increased signal positioning frequency range and speed capacity required for 4G network coverage.
Two arrested, one sought in Santa Fe Springs medical marijuana burglary
Two men are in custody and a third was being sought Wednesday after a break-in at a medical marijuana dispensary, police said.
Work continues under Slauson Avenue Bridge to make room for third railway track
Work continued on the Slauson Avenue Bridge this week, where construction workers are placing a third railroad track underneath the structure, officials said.
FPFC hopes to continue successes of 2011
Jeff Miller , president of Los Angeles-based Westlake Produce Co. and 2011 chairman of the Fresh Produce & Floral Council, passes the gavel to 2012 chairman Rick Cruz, manager of division operations for produce at the Santa Fe Springs, Calif., location of Pleasanton, Calif.-based Vons/Safeway supermarkets, during the council's annual dinner dance ... (more)
Moving truck strikes donut shop in Santa Fe Springs
The crash took place just before 3:30 p.m. at Winchell's 11330 Washington Blvd., Whittier police Lt.
Crashes, power outages triggered by rain
The California Highway Patrol investigated 315 crashes on Southland freeways and surface streets by 9 a.m. today, up from the 55 wrecks reported on dry roads during the same period last weekend.
Mission possible: From hobby to business
Buena Park resident Myk Slaven is a woodworking hobbyist, so when his then 9-year-old son broke his wooden, rubber band gun, Slaven offered to make a new one just like grandpa used to make.
Homeland Security center opens in Santa Fe Springs
Santa Fe Springs Fire Department Division Chief Stan Klopfenstein, center, explains equipment on the urban search and rescue truck during the grand opening of the Rio Hondo College Regional Homeland Security Training Center at the Rio Hondo Fire Academy in Santa Fe Springs on Thursday.
Officials: Elimination of redevelopment means 'redefining and rebuilding' Santa Fe Springs
During a special budget session, city officials laid the groundwork for the end of redevelopment and how it will affect residents and its employees.
Bill Rounds selected Santa Fe Springs mayor
The City Council reorganized at its last regular meeting, electing Bill Rounds as mayor and Richard Moore as mayor pro tem.