City Report
Notable Arrests
Twelve suspects were arrested throughout La Mirada for various warrants and narcotics violations.
Vehicle Burglary
A window smash vehicle burglary occurred on the 15800 block of Alicante Road | An attempted vehicle burglary was reported on the 14500 block of San Feliciano Drive.
Grand Theft
A catalytic converter theft occurred on the 12900 block of Clearwood Avenue | A theft was reported in the area of Alicante Road and Santa Gertrudes Avenue | An early morning theft occurred on the 14200 block of Firestone Boulevard | A theft occurred in the area of Ashgrove Drive and Mercado Avenue | A catalytic converter theft occurred on the 13900 block of Adoree Street | Metallic material was reported stolen on the 14500 block of Alondra Boulevard | An afternoon theft occurred on the 15900 block of Imperial Highway
Grand Theft Auto
A sedan was reported stolen on the 15300 block of Stamy Road | A SUV was stolen on the 15100 block of Alondra Blvd.
LMB on X Recap (Exclusive)
-Deputies responding to a report of a person injured, 13800 block Biola Avenue #LaMirada |
-Shortly after 7:00 a.m. deputies responded to a report of a person robbed at the Aegis Treatment Center, 14240 Imperial Highway |
-Traffic collision, La Mirada Blvd/Imperial Highway #LaMirada |
-Unconfirmed report of outdoor fire, Stage Road/Valley View Avenue | Last edited
-Hazardous materials response, 14405 Artesia Boulevard |
-Traffic incident involving pedestrian, Beach Blvd/Hillsborough Drive |
-Deputies responded to a report of a fight, male vs. female near the gas pumps at 15700 Valley View Avenue |
La Mirada’s Coffee with a Cop Fosters Community Connection
The La Mirada community came together for a morning of coffee, conversation, and camaraderie at the annual Coffee with a Cop event on October 1, 2025, hosted at Hygge Coffee.
The event saw a vibrant turnout from local businesses, City Council members, Commissioners, Cerritos College board members, CERT volunteers, Chamber of Commerce representatives, La Mirada Public Safety, City staff, Neighborhood Watch, and the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department.
Attendees enjoyed warm hospitality from Brian Chin of Hygge Coffee, who provided the perfect setting for meaningful discussions. The La Mirada Chamber of Commerce added to the morning’s charm by supplying delicious pastries, delighting residents and business representatives who joined the gathering.
The event offered a unique opportunity for community members to connect with local law enforcement and civic leaders in a relaxed atmosphere, fostering stronger ties and open dialogue, “It was a fantastic morning filled with great coffee and even better conversation,” said one attendee.
For more information on future community events, visit the City of La Mirada’s website, La Mirada Public Safety on social media or follow local updates from the La Mirada Chamber of Commerce.
