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- Magnitude 3.6 earthquake strikes off Hermosa Beach; no damage reported in initial checks. The USGS reported a magnitude 3.6 quake 3.7 miles off Hermosa Beach; local agencies reported no damage in initial checks.
- Hesperia Lake Park closed for emergency services during Juniper Fire; reopening unconfirmed. Hesperia Parks & Recreation says Hesperia Lake Park is closed to visitors for Juniper Fire emergency services; no reopening date is announced.
- California couple, both 77, arrested in son-in-law’s shooting death, police say. Dublin police arrested Shouyong Zhang and Shili Chen on suspicion of murder after their son-in-law was fatally shot at Dublin Sports Grounds.
- Coroner identifies pilot, passenger killed in Hesperia plane crash. Two people killed in a Sept. 24 plane crash in Hesperia were identified as pilot Guy Kapulnik and passenger Taylor Laska.
Recently
- Sonja Shaw and Richard Barrera advance to California superintendent election (Sept. 27). Sonja Shaw and Richard Barrera will advance to the November 2026 general election for California superintendent of public instruction.
- What is known about the Southern California earthquake swarm near the Newport-Inglewood Fault Zone (Sept. 13). USGS records confirmed a cluster of small earthquakes up to magnitude 2.7 in South Los Angeles near the Newport-Inglewood Fault Zone.
- What a strengthening El Niño could mean for California this winter (Sept. 10). NOAA sees a 97% chance of Super El Niño, bringing increased rain and coastal flood risks to California from December through March.
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