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In-N-Out celebrates opening of newest Southern California location
In-N-Out Burger has officially opened its newest SoCal location. On Nov. 12, the City of Commerce celebrated the grand opening of an In-N-Out at 6233 Telegraph Road. “The wait is officially over!” the City of Commerce announced on social media. “In-N-Out Burger is NOW OPEN in the City of Commerce! Our City Council and City […]
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El Monte Man Ordered to Trial in Crash That Killed Alhambra Officer, Passenger
Edgewood Dr. & Valley Blvd. — Reported Fatal Crash Intersection. A Los Angeles County Superior Court judge has ordered an El Monte man to stand trial for allegedly leading Alhambra police on a pursuit that ended in a crash killing a rookie officer and a 42-year-old passenger last November. Steven Ara Zapata, 28, who was on parole at the time, remains jailed on bail of just over $4 million as he awaits arraignment.
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Fullerton Food 4 Less to Close in January 2027
The Food 4 Less grocery store located at 914 W. Orangethorpe Ave. in Fullerton is expected to close in January 2027. This closure will end its occupancy of a large grocery space, which the city hopes to fill with another retailer. Store employees and the manager confirmed the planned closure and expressed surprise at the decision. They attributed it to the store’s inability to generate enough business to remain profitable.
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Irvine Police Hunt Woman Caught on Camera Swiping Packages at Cartwright Apartments
Irvine police are asking the public to help identify a person caught on surveillance camera allegedly stealing packages from the Cartwright Apartment complex. The department posted the appeal Friday under its recurring #FELONYFRIDAY banner, sharing camera footage of the suspect in hopes that someone recognizes them. “We are asking for...
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Rare sea turtle hatchlings head home after making West Coast history
The highly anticipated moment has arrived: “The hatchlings are here!” Some of the olive ridley turtle hatchlings from eggs discovered on a Seal Beach shore weeks ago have emerged and are now beginning their Pacific Ocean, the Aquarium of the Pacific announced in a Nov. 14 social media post. "We are thrilled to see these hatchlings return to their ocean home and appreciate all of the support and interest from the public along the way," the aquarium wrote. "Bon voyage, little hatchlings!" View this post on Instagram The aquarium said it worked with its partners to carefully release the tiny turtles on the beach "in the dark early hours" the morning of Saturday, Nov. 14, following a 58-day incubation period. Officials said the hatchlings, which spent weeks at the aquarium after being transferred from their Seal Beach nest, were released in an area "where light, human disturbance and other distractions were minimal." A video shared by the aquarium shows staff transporting the hatchlings to the beach. On the shore, they carefully place the turtles on the sand. The turtles then wriggle across the beach, leaving faint tracks behind as they make their way toward the ocean, the video shows. As