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Spending is heating up in the race for Huntington Beach City Council after the local police officer’s association dropped nearly $100,000 in independent advertising targeting sitting council members who voted against their raises and supporting their opponents.
Here is a sampling of what’s going on in the San Fernando Valley and around Los Angeles this week.
Tired of all of those hot, humid storms rolling up from the tropics and making October in Los Angeles feel like August in Miami? Exhausted from all the news about coastal erosion and flooding? Well, get ready for a couple of days of hot, dry Santa Ana winds blowing in from the desert and putting…
Daniel Forrest and Samuel R.J. Hanke in Golden West College’s production of “Take Me Out” on the Mainstage Theater through Saturday, Oct. 18
Editor’s Note: This questionnaire is part of an ongoing series publishing candidates’ opinions on how they would run the government if they were elected county supervisor. All questionnaires are archived on theVoice of OC Elections Page.
An “aggressive” great white shark was spotted in the waters off Huntington Beach on Tuesday, prompting the closure of a popular surfing spot. The Huntington Beach Fire Department said in statement Tuesday afternoon that a roughly 10- to 12-foot great white shark exhibiting “aggressive behavior” was seen near Lifeguard Tower 16. Derek Peters, marine safety…
Southern California Edison may cut power to parts of Malibu beginning Thursday as forecasters warn of hot, dry Santa Ana winds that could fuel extreme fire behavior, city officials said Tuesday.
As El Niño warms the Southern California coast, more sharks are expected to migrate to the region. Dr. Chris Lowe, Professor of Marine Biology and Director of the Shark Lab in the Department of Biological Sciences, joins FOX Weather to discuss how this migration pattern may impact the summer.
Tustin police officers are set to get access to certain cameras in local schools in an attempt to improve awareness and response times during emergencies or threats of violence.