Author: OCCLIPPER Editorial Team

Tens of thousands of people in California were without electricity Thursday as utilities tried to reduce the risks of hot, windy weather that could blow over power lines and spark wildfires

Put off from the Oct. 6 meeting, the Huntington Beach City Council will again take up the issue of a proposed tentative agreement with the Huntington Beach Management Assn. when it meets on Tuesday.

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A powerful Santa Ana wind event is sweeping across Southern California, bringing damaging wind gusts, hot temperatures, low humidity and critical fire weather conditions through Saturday. FOX Weather meteorologists Bob Van Dillen and Jane Minar analyze the dangerous threat and preview what’s ahead.

With red-flag fire weather warnings in place, several agencies overseeing portions of the Santa Monica Mountains announced Wednesday they were temporarily closing many parks. In March, California State Parks, the National Park Service, the Santa Monica Mountains Conservancy and the Mountains Recreation and Conservation Authority announced they would start coordinating park closures across the area…

Don Mattingly, who guided the Philadelphia Phillies to the postseason after taking over as interim manager just 28 games into the season, will return as the team’s full-time manager after reaching a two-year deal, it was announced Wednesday.

A woman who allegedly jumped off a cruise ship into the Ionian Sea was rescued over the weekend after 20 hours in the water, the Greek coastguard said.

The era of treating technology as four separate problems is ending. For manufacturers and growing businesses across Southern California, the smarter move is to manage IT, security, compliance, and AI as one strategy — before a deadline or a breach forces the issue.

One southbound lane of the Pacific Coast Highway running between El Moro and Irvine Cove has closed after a large crack appeared on the side of a bluff which supports the highway near Laguna Beach.

An “aggressive” great white shark was spotted in the waters off Huntington Beach on Tuesday, prompting the closure of a popular surfing spot. The Huntington Beach Fire Department said in statement Tuesday afternoon that a roughly 10- to 12-foot great white shark exhibiting “aggressive behavior” was seen near Lifeguard Tower 16. Derek Peters, marine safety…