Following the intense blowback from the 33-acre Prologis project at Katella Ave. and Enterprise Dr., many Cypress residents expressed unease regarding the other former Cypress Golf Course properties awaiting development. A group of these concerned individuals, led by Steven Mauss and George Pardon, formed the Citizens for Responsible Development in Cypress to express their feelings [...]

The items shown below are culled from the logs of the Cypress Police Department. No inference of guilt is implied in showing any item. May 2, 2013 PETTY THEFT – 9:13am – 10000 block of Valley View – A suspect was detained at Statmore and Condee. The subject was uncooperative but on the ground. The [...]

The items shown below are culled from the logs of the Los Alamitos Police Department. No inference of guilt is implied in showing any item. May 3, 2013 DISTURBANCE (Fight) – 5:22pm – Bloomfield/Green – The caller was in a custody dispute with her ex. His belongings were out in the caller’s driveway. Police determined [...]

The Prologis development at the 33-acre parcel at Katella Ave. and Enterprise Dr. in Cypress has proven to be an ongoing heated issue for both Cypress and Los Alamitos. Pat Maloney, Senior Vice President at Prologis, attended the May 13 Cypress City Council meeting and the Cypress Chamber of Commerce networking breakfast the following morning [...]

The items shown below are culled from the logs of the Los Alamitos Police Department. No inference of guilt is implied in showing any item. April 26, 2013 POLICE INFORMATION – 8:48am – Paseo Bonita – The caller requested documentation that five-year-old boys next door had been throwing dirt clods and lemons at his residence [...]

The items shown below are culled from the logs of the Cypress Police Department. No inference of guilt is implied in showing any item. April 25, 2013 CITIZEN ASSIST – 3:11pm – 5000 block of Ball Rd. – A truck driver was driving through the alley and knocked over the caller’s trees. The driver was [...]

The items shown below are culled from the logs of the Los Alamitos Police Department. No inference of guilt is implied in showing any item. April 19, 2013 COUNSELING – 7:12pm – Farquhar Ave. – The teenage reporting party and his younger brother were afraid to go home. They got into an argument with their [...]

The items shown below are culled from the logs of the Cypress Police Department. No inference of guilt is implied in showing any item. April 18, 2013 FOUND PROPERTY – 8:50am – 8900 block of Patrick – Bags of property, including knives, were found near the property. The caller did not know if a transient [...]

It was a moment ten years in the making as dignitaries gathered at Los Alamitos High School (LAHS) to celebrate the start of a new project that will bring a, modern all-weather track to the school. Dr. Sherry Kropp, superintendent of the Los Alamitos Unified School District (LAUSD), said that it was “probably the most [...]

The Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) will host its National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day, scheduled for Saturday, April 27, between 10am and 2pm. The National Take-Back Initiative allows a great opportunity for people to safely dispose of unused, expired, or unwanted medication. According to the DEA, the five previous Take-Back events removed over 2 million pounds [...]

It’s something you might see everyday at your local park. Maybe you do it yourself. It seems perfectly harmless, after all. It’s a longstanding tradition. What could possibly be wrong about feeding the ducks your stale bread, you ask? Ducks normally eat aquatic plants, grasses, seeds, and insects as part of their diet. Bread and [...]

The following information was released by the Los Alamitos Area Young Professionals Group. Come on out to the St. Isidore Historical Plaza on Thursday, April 18, at 6pm for a night of fun, friends, and good food! The Young Professionals Group will be recognized for their hard work on last December’s Winter Wonderland at the [...]