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A LAPD-led Internet Crimes Against Children operation across Los Angeles and five Southern California counties resulted in 341 arrests and the identification/rescue of 40 children, with suspects charged for production, possession or distribution of child abuse material and related offenses.
Southern California is experiencing a significant rise in respiratory illnesses this winter, with COVID-19, influenza, and RSV (respiratory syncytial virus) all surging simultaneously. Health officials attribute the spike to cold weather, holiday gatherings, and vaccine fatigue. While the severity of illnesses is generally less than at the pandemic's peak, the increase in cases is straining healthcare systems, with emergency room visits on the rise. Public health agencies are monitoring metrics like wastewater concentration and hospital admissions to gauge the spread and impact of these viruses. Health officials are urging the public to stay updated on vaccinations, get tested for COVID-19 if symptomatic, consider antiviral treatments like Paxlovid, and practice preventive measures such as masking and good hand hygiene.
A magnitude-4.2 earthquake struck the San Bernardino County community of Lytle Creek in the mountains east of Los Angeles, causing widespread shaking across Southern California, including Long Beach, the San Fernando Valley, Riverside, and Orange County. There were no immediate reports of damage or injuries. The quake occurred near the convergence of the San Andreas and San Jacinto faults, an area with a history of seismic activity.
A 4.2 magnitude earthquake hit Southern California, with the epicenter near North Fontana, shaking homes and startling residents and pets, including a dog named Coco. Security footage from Ernesto and Jeanie Moreira's home captured the event, showing their Christmas decorations and furniture rattling. No injuries or property damage were reported across the Los Angeles area. The quake was felt across various counties, from Riverside to San Diego.
Southern California experienced a 4.1-magnitude earthquake with its epicenter north of Rancho Cucamonga in the San Gabriel Mountains, felt across various parts of the region including Los Angeles County. Initially reported as a 4.6-magnitude quake, it was downgraded and resulted in no immediate reports of injuries or damage. The area is known for seismic activity, with this being the second earthquake above magnitude 4.0 in the region since the start of the year.
Southern California experienced a 4.2 magnitude earthquake with its epicenter near Lytle Creek, north of San Bernardino. The tremor occurred on Friday morning with no reported injuries or significant damage in Los Angeles or San Bernardino County. This event follows a 4.1 magnitude quake earlier in the week off the coast near Rancho Palos Verdes. Local authorities have not reported any calls for service related to the earthquake.
Southern California experienced a 4.1 magnitude earthquake centered near Lytle Creek in the San Gabriel Mountains, with no immediate reports of significant damage or injuries. The quake was felt across several counties, including downtown Los Angeles. The ShakeAlert system sent out alerts due to an initial higher magnitude estimate. Local officials and seismologists are assessing the impact, and there have been minor incidents of falling objects but no structural damage or injuries reported.
A 4.2 magnitude earthquake struck near Los Angeles, with its epicenter in Lytle Creek of the San Gabriel Mountains, affecting a wide area including Orange County and parts of San Diego County. Initially reported as a 4.7 magnitude, the quake was later downgraded and followed a similar seismic event earlier in the week. The tremors were felt from the coast to inland areas, with varying intensities of shaking reported.
Southern California experienced a moderate earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 4.1, centered near Lytle Creek in the San Gabriel Mountains. There were no immediate reports of significant damage or injuries, although some minor incidents like falling rocks and a broken decorative item were noted. The quake was felt across several counties, and alerts were sent out by the ShakeAlert system. Seismologists are monitoring the situation, especially considering the quake's occurrence near the convergence of the San Andreas and San Jacinto faults.
On New Year's Day, a magnitude 4.1 earthquake occurred offshore, south of Rancho Palos Verdes, California, with no immediate reports of injuries or damages. The quake was felt as weak shaking in parts of Los Angeles and Orange counties and is not related to the same day's powerful earthquake in Japan.
A 4.1 magnitude earthquake struck near Rancho Palos Verdes, Southern California, with no immediate reports of injuries or damages. The tremor occurred on Monday morning and was felt across the region, with some residents experiencing minor shaking. The event follows a significant 7.6 magnitude earthquake in Japan, but renowned seismologist Dr. Lucy Jones emphasized the small scale of the California quake in comparison, dismissing tsunami concerns. Local news is encouraging residents to prepare earthquake kits for future incidents.
On New Year's Day, 2024, a magnitude 4.1 earthquake hit Southern California with its epicenter near Palos Verdes. The tremor, occurring just before 8:30 a.m., was felt across multiple counties, including Los Angeles and San Diego. No injuries have been reported, and updates are ongoing as this is a developing story.
Ventura County, California, issued an evacuation warning for beach residents due to high surf and coastal flood warnings, with waves reaching 10 to 15 feet and potentially up to 20 feet. The warning, affecting areas along the Pacific Coast Highway, was lifted before 3 p.m. but significant flooding and damage to coastal structures were possible. Residents reported unusually large waves, and a hotel's first floor was damaged. Safety measures included closing the Manhattan Beach Pier and providing sandbags for potential flooding. The high surf conditions were part of a storm system passing through Southern California, with another storm expected to bring light rain on New Year's Day.