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Central Basin Director Bob Apodaca Implicated in Sexual Harassment Claim

Central Basin Director Bob Apodaca Implicated in Sexual Harassment Claim

By Brian Hews and Brian Hews Hews Media Group—Community News has obtained documents via a public records request that implicate Central Basin Municipal Water District Director Robert “Bob” Apodaca as…

UPDATED: Fatal Accident on 91 Freeway in Artesia Halts Traffic At Pioneer Boulevard

UPDATED: Fatal Accident on 91 Freeway in Artesia Halts Traffic At Pioneer Boulevard

This is Breaking News : A fatal car accident involving at least two cars on the 91 Freeway at Pioneer Boulevard has resulted in a massive traffic jam on Tuesday…

DAVID HARDIN: CEO of Orange County Mortgage Lender Sentenced to 41 Months in Federal Prison in Ponzi Scheme

SANTA ANA, CA—The CEO of an Orange County-based mortgage banking and financial services firm was sentenced today to 41 months in federal prison for operating a Ponzi scheme that collected…

Video of Russian Rocket Exploding In Kazakhstan Sends Shock Waves Around Globe

A high-profile failure of a Russian rocket in Kazakhstan today increased concerns about the viability of the Russian space program as a commercial tool not to mention that the malfunction…

Garcetti Taps Jan Perry, Doane Liu, Rich Llewellyn To Key Top Slots At LA City Hall

Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti today announced the appointment of former Councilmember Jan Perry as Interim Director of the Economic Development Department, Doane Liu as Deputy Mayor of City Services,…

Young Veteran Dreams Big ‘WYSH’s’ For Troubled Soldiers Contemplating Suicide

Young Veteran Dreams Big ‘WYSH’s’ For Troubled Soldiers Contemplating Suicide

By Justin Cooley and Randy Economy The numbers are staggering. Twenty-two soldiers take their own lives every day here in the United States. As technology changes, so does the way…

Alan Hogenauer, 71, of Cerritos found dead in sweltering desert heat in Thousand Palms

Alan Hogenauer, 71, of Cerritos found dead in sweltering desert heat in Thousand Palms

THOUSAND PALMS — A professor from Cerritos has died in Thousand Palms over the weekend fter hiking in record-setting heat. Alan Hogenauer, 71, of Cerritos had been out with his wife…

UPDATE: 19 FIREFIGHTERS KILLED IN YARNELL HILL FIRE IN ARIZONA

Video Via You Tube UPDATE: The death toll of firefighters killed is now up to 19 as of 8:45 p.m. PST. Original Post: It is being reported that 18 firefighters…

8th Grader Kenia Castillo Takes Center Stage At Eric Garcetti’s Oath of Office Ceremony

By Brian Hews Eric Garcetti is about to make history when he is sworn in as the new mayor of Los Angeles on Sunday at 6 p.m. The new leader…

Lifeless Body Found Floating In Rio Hondo Wash; Victim Suffered Blunt Force Trauma

Lifeless Body Found Floating In Rio Hondo Wash; Victim Suffered Blunt Force Trauma

By Randy Economy The lifeless body of a man was found floating in the Rio Hondo Wash on Saturday has prompted law enforcement officials to open up a homicide investigation.…

Power Outages Hit Los Angeles County As Heat Rises On Friday

By Brian Hews Residents in a wide section of Los Angeles County were hit with power outages, according to officials at Southern California Edison. The outages took place in La…

UPDATE 11:20 PM: Power Outage Effected More Than 45,000 Customers In Cerritos, Artesia, Lakewood

UPDATE: As of 10 p.m Friday, nearly 60,000 customers remained without power throughout Southern California – including at least 45,000 households, businesses, and other structures in Cerritos, Artesia and Lakewood. Another…

‘Latin Lotto Scam’ Results in Four Local Arrests, District Attorney Announces

‘Latin Lotto Scam’ Results in Four Local Arrests, District Attorney Announces

Three men and a woman accused of targeting four elderly victims through a financial scam dubbed the “Latin Lotto” were expected to appear in court on Firday, the Los Angeles County…

Gay Marriages To Resume Immediately in California Due to 9th Circuit ruling

Gay marriages in California will begin immediately after the U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals cleared the way by lifting an injunction which ordered state officials to stop enforcing Proposition 8.…

La Mirada Crime Report for June 17 to 23

  The following data and information regarding current crimes in La Mirada has been provided by the City of La Mirada Public Safety Department.  This is for the week of…

Cerritos Crime Summary June 17-23

  Part I felony investigations dropped from 22 the previous week to 15 last week. Commercial burglaries increased and residential burglaries remained the same. Robberies, vehicle burglaries and vehicle thefts…

Pacifica Services Employees Removed From Central Basin Property

By Brian Hews and Brian Hews (Commerce) ~ Officials at the Central Basin Municipal Water District have cut ties with Pasadena based Pacifica Services this past Monday just three days…

Local Teen to ‘Conquer’ Ghana this Summer

Note: Los Cerritos Community Newspaper and the La Mirada Lamplighter will be following local teenager Nathan Chou during the next several weeks during a working volunteer trip to Denu, Ghana. …

FOURTH! Freedom Rings In Southeast Cities

FOURTH! Freedom Rings In Southeast Cities

By Justin Cooley CERRITOS – In celebration of the nation’s 237th birthday, cities all around Southeast Los Angeles County will be hosting their own festivities and lighting up the skies…

Lakewood Approves $68.2 Million Budget

Lakewood Approves $68.2 Million Budget

  By Rico Dizon The Lakewood City Council during its regular meeting last June 25 approved a $68.2 million budget for fiscal year 2013-2014 that ensures full funding and uninterrupted…