SANTA ANA — A Laguna Beach immigration lawyer has been sentenced to 18 months in prison for submitting numerous fraudulent visa petitions and failing to report illicit funds to the Internal Revenue Service. Mihae Park, 54, who was sentenced Thursday in Santa Ana, was ordered to return to court on March 6 for a hearing…
A FedEx truck filled with packages ahead of Christmas caught fire early Sunday in Fullerton, damaging many of the gifts inside. The fire was first reported at around 2:05 a.m., according to Fullerton fire officials. The truck was spotted burning on the southbound side of the 57 Freeway near the Yorba Linda Boulevard exit. When…
Two cold Pacific storm systems will bring rain and snow to Southern California for most of the week, including Christmas on Wednesday, and winter weather advisories for snowfall Monday could affect local mountain highways, the National Weather Service said. The first storm was expected to arrive in the region late Sunday, have most of its…
Nationwide, 322 vessels, including the dive boat that burned in California’s worst maritime disaster, were allowed to skip rules on escape hatches and fire prevention systems, a Times analysis shows.
Unlike Los Angeles, where the response to homelessness has leaned toward housing instead of law enforcement, Salt Lake City has pursued both equally.
California’s emergency planners have done little to help cities and counties identify citizens most vulnerable during disasters and devise strategies to assist them, a new state audit says.
The state’s fierce independence has long been buttressed by a federal appeals court deeply sympathetic to progressive regulation. What happens when that changes?
If the University of California drops SAT and ACT test scores as an admission requirement, high school grades are likely to play a larger role in the college admission process at the prestigious public research university system. But are grades the best metric in predicting college success?
New phone transcripts in the college admissions case provide a detailed look at how the scheme’s admitted mastermind, William “Rick” Singer, pitched his services to potential clients.
Los Angeles firefighters put out a fire that destroyed two liquid propane-powered passenger buses and damaged a third at Los Angeles International Airport on Saturday night, officials said. @CBSLA @KTLA @lanewsnow #laxfire pic.twitter.com/81nnk9DEd2 — Joseph Porras (@gay_jojo_boy) December 22, 2019 Propane bus on fire at LAX pic.twitter.com/navFrRtp6M — Chris Seguin (@CSeguinFilms) December 22, 2019 The…
