Jireh Deng

San Diego County residents will have an opportunity to share their pollution concerns about the Tijuana River when officials from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention arrive later this month to conduct a health survey. This is the first […]

Every weekday morning, drivers arrive at the Little Tokyo Towers at 10 a.m. carrying precious cargo: seniors’ meals individually wrapped in tinfoil. Not too salty, not too sweet, each bento box is carefully portioned by food group to meet federal

IMPERIAL BEACH, Calif. —  The Tijuana River should not be flowing this time of year. But throughout the dry season, it has — delivering millions of gallons a day of an unnatural mix of water, neon green sewage and industrial waste

Los Angeles police searching a recycling center in the San Fernando Valley have recovered about $46,000 worth of metals stolen from city infrastructure, such as street lights, officials said. According to law enforcement, police were conducting compliance checks at recycling

Hidden beneath concrete at San Pedro High School, construction workers found a buried secret — thousands of marine fossils echoing Palos Verdes Peninsula’s ancient geological past. Researchers uncovered two distinct sites on campus where new buildings were under construction: a

A runner died over the weekend after competing in Disneyland’s Halloween Half Marathon amid Southern California’s triple-digit heat wave. Around 7 a.m. Sunday, the man crossed the finish line of the race clutching his chest. A volunteer caught him before

Firefighters in Stanislaus County found themselves battling more than just a wildfire when bees descended on the crew dispatched to battle the morning blaze. The Modesto Fire Department and Cal Fire responded to an incident on a private property where

Hermosa Beach police weren’t concerned about the watermelon they found in a local fruit vendor’s vehicle. It was the baggies containing meth that were the problem, they said. An officer patrolling a parking lot in the beach city around 4

Two street takeovers in South Los Angeles veered into vandalism early Tuesday morning as the window of a local car dealership was smashed and cars were set on fire. The Los Angeles police and fire departments responded a few minutes