Catch up on Southern California's top stories for Wednesday, Oct. 7:
Officials with Newport Dunes Resort said they've spotted quite a few jellyfish floating through the docks in recent weeks.
The incident at a Laguna Beach Park was captured on video this past weekend and has since then gone viral online.
The San Diego-born buffet chain plans to open one location in the state, Sweet Tomatoes confirmed to Patch.
The U.S. Marshals Service said the fugitive had been living under an alias and working as a chef in San Diego.
California officials are touring the state with a simulator designed to let people experience the feeling of a massive earthquake.
The animal spent 65 days recovering from severe burns and other injuries at the San Diego Humane Society's Ramona Wildlife Center.
The incident happened after a passenger somehow made it onto the tarmac at John Wayne Airport and stole a tug, KTLA reported.
The NTSB preliminary report the final seconds before the Sept. 15 crash that killed three people in Chatsworth.
Most comments would be moved into a 90-minute period near the beginning of meetings under an ordinance approved 6-3 Tuesday.
The 8th annual festival will bring 25-plus restaurants and chefs to the Pier Sunday while raising money for Heal the Bay and Pier programs.
Police say there is no active threat to students or schools after officers investigated a reported threat and made the arrest.
The survey asks residents to identify hazards they have experienced or been affected by in the past five years.
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