The crash happened Sunday night along the 14800 block of Western Avenue, according to authorities.
The defendant pleaded guilty to one count of distribution of fentanyl resulting in death back in May, according to authorities.
The USPS office took action against potential asbestos exposure in late July, according to officials.
The announcement also comes after a booster said he bribed parents to transfer their kids to schools, including Bishop Montgomery.
"We take allegations of child endangerment very seriously," police said in a statement.
The crash happened as officers were conducting enforcement on a group of electric bicycles and electric motorcycles in Hermosa Beach.
CA Attorney General Rob Bonta said the agreement would allow the department to "better protect the safety of the community it serves."
Robert Boman, 32, of Torrance, was convicted in March of conspiracy to violate the anti-riot act and rioting, according to authorities.
Police say the crash happened early Friday morning in the area of Western Avenue and Artesia Boulevard.
A video showing a Gardena man helping stop a passenger yelling obscenities and threatening passengers recently went viral.
"You want trouble? You found it," the man with the knife can be heard telling at least two people on the pier in the video.
Police described the crash as an intentional and "violent assault."
It's unclear at this time when construction will start, and there are still multiple phases to get through, according to city officials.
Riders were issued citations or warned by officers today for several violations, including not wearing a helmet, police said.
The Hermosa Beach Open, a four-day volleyball tournament showcasing the sport's best players, returns next week.
Details were limited, but police asked people Monday morning to avoid the area of Ruhland and Vorhees avenues between Rindge Lane.
"Each artist brought their own interpretation of joy, creating a truly eclectic and uplifting experience," the museum owner said.
The checkpoint will be held from 7 p.m. to 2 a.m. at an undisclosed location in Redondo Beach, police said.
The man, listed as John Doe, has been hospitalized since July 31, according to Los Angeles County officials.
The newly built estate was bought back in 2018 for $10.5 million, according to Zillow.
Encouraging the following safety habits, police said, will help students and parents have a more enjoyable back-to-school experience.
The event on Aug. 28 will feature recent Smithsonian inductee Gerard Ravel, an early innovator of skateboarding film.
The release of the new album will be accompanied by a special celebration and show on Thursday at Hermosa Beach's Lighthouse Cafe.
"My husband is nowhere near ready to give up," Amanda Stevens said about her husband, Eric, who was diagnosed with ALS in 2019.
“The investigation revealed that the victims had been bound by the suspects inside their home for an extended period of time," police said.
One victim was taken to a hospital for treatment of injuries.
The Hermosa Beach Concert Series is back next month with two free shows on the sand.
The crimes include fraud schemes, theft operations and online scams, according to the Torrance Police Department.
Police said the outage began around 2:30 p.m. Sunday, and urged residents to call another number in the event of an emergency.
The inaugural Torrance Friendship Games will take place from Friday to Sunday.
"It's not your normal garage style shop, it's high-end," an owner of the new South Bay Tint World told Patch. "It's a one-stop shop."
"When it comes to flavor, freshness, and chargrilled quality, Habit delivers," one restaurant official said.
Police say the man is suspected of several home burglaries in the South Bay's beach cities.
Valley Drive from Gould Avenue to 25th Street will be closed for the next few days, according to city officials.
Police say Lawndale resident Efrain Villalobos was taken into custody on suspicion of attempted murder Sunday afternoon.
Annalisa Demilia was last seen walking eastbound along Torrance Boulevard on July 20, according to Supervisor Janice Hahn.
Police say the organized crime ring targets homes by installing surveillance cameras to monitor surrounding areas.
Kalae DeOcampo says he needed something to set his smashburgers apart from everyone else's. So, he looked to his Hawaiian culture.
National Night Out is a community-building campaign hosted across the country by law enforcement agencies.
The suspects forced the front door open and made off with various items, including a handgun, according to police.