Public Safety

While Hurricane Marie Remains Far From California, Its Influence Is Expected to Bring Hazardous Surf Conditions and Increased Humidity to the Irvine Area.

An Extended Heat Wave Across Southern California Has Led to More Frequent Rattlesnake Encounters, Including Reports From Local Residents.

The Dialed & Defend Charity, Founded by Dialed Labs CEO Ali Garawi, Has Committed $250,000 in Specialized Equipment to California Fire Departments.

Research From UC Irvine Suggests Community-Led Safety Programs in Parks May Significantly Increase Physical Activity, Particularly Among Black Users.

The Plan, Developed by a Local Educator, Emphasizes a Comprehensive Approach to Address Both Illegal Vehicles and Rider Behavior, Moving Beyond Simple Restrictions.

Catherine Santiago Will Lead the Orange County Office of Independent Review, an Agency Some Supervisors Have Called Ineffective and Lacking Power.

Research Across 11,500 U.s. Neighborhoods Found Growing Undocumented Populations Saw Reduced Property Crime and Stable Violent Crime.

Mayor Larry Agran and His Team Are Developing a Regional Strategy for the Spent Nuclear Fuel Stored Near San Clemente.

A New Pilot Program, Ridepermit, Seeks to Standardize E-Bike Registration and Training, Complemented by State Legislation Aiming for Consistent Safety Education for Students.