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3 arrested, 2 cited after calls to Huntington Beach police of group riding recklessly on mini bikes (opens the original)
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A large group of people allegedly recklessly riding mini bikes in Huntington Beach prompted calls to police and led to three arrests and a pair of citations Saturday afternoon, Sept. 5, authorities said. Where and when the group was spotted riding was not disclosed by police Saturday, but when officers arrived on the scene, most riders took off, according to a Huntington Beach Police Department post on Facebook. Police said a large group of pocket bikes “entered Huntington Beach,” leading to the
Orange County sheriff’s investigation leads to seizure of $4.3 million in catalytic converters (opens the original)
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A three-month long investigation into an alleged catalytic converter theft ring in Southern California led to the discovery of about $4.3 million worth of the auto parts after detectives served search warrants this week, authorities said. The Orange County Sheriff’s Department and other agencies served the warrants on Friday, Sept. 3, in response to thefts that occurred in multiple cities in north Orange County, sheriff’s officials said in a Saturday statement. Law enforcement officials announce
Orange County sheriff’s investigation leads to seizure of $4.3 million in catalytic converters (opens the original)
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A three-month long investigation into an alleged catalytic converter theft ring in Southern California led to the discovery of about $4.3 million worth of the auto parts after detectives served search warrants this week, authorities said. The Orange County Sheriff’s Department and other agencies served the warrants on Friday, Sept. 3, in response to thefts that occurred in multiple cities in north Orange County, sheriff’s officials said in a Saturday statement. Law enforcement officials announce
Vacant Riverside Kmart is being torn down to make way for 180 townhouses (opens the original)
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Demolition has started on the former Kmart in Riverside’s Mission Grove Area to make way for a 180-unit townhouse project, which replaces a previously-proposed apartment development. Under the previous plan approved by the Riverside City Council in 2024, the project at 375 Alessandro Blvd. would have been 347 apartment units, including 24 studio apartments, 133 one-bedrooms, 180 two-bedrooms and 10 three-bedrooms, as well as 513 parking spaces. The new project will include 180 townhouse units, b
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