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Man found shot after car crash in La Mirada; homicide investigation underway
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Man found shot after car crash in La Mirada; homicide investigation underway

Detectives launched a homicide investigation after authorities discovered a man found dead at the scene of a car crash in La Mirada has been shot on Sunday afternoon, officials said.Deputies first responded to a car crash about 12:20 p.m. in the 13000 block of Valley View Avenue, according to Deputy Raquel Utley of the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department Information Bureau. The lone occupant of a vehicle was pronounced dead at the scene.

Suspect arrested in series of armed robberies at SoCal Walgreens stores
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Suspect arrested in series of armed robberies at SoCal Walgreens stores

Deputies arrested a man earlier this week who they say is responsible for at least six armed robberies at Walgreens pharmacies in La Mirada, West Covina, Baldwin Park, Monterey Park, San Dimas and Corona last month.

Deputies arrested the 29-year-old suspect Tuesday while carrying out a search warrant at his Moreno Valley home, according to Sgt. C. Hinojosa of the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department's La Mirada Special Assignment Officers team.

2 Arrested Following String of Catalytic Converter Thefts in La Mirada
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2 Arrested Following String of Catalytic Converter Thefts in La Mirada

Deputies arrested two Whittier men Friday in connection with a series of recent catalytic converter thefts in La Mirada, authorities said. Both suspects have been arrested on suspicion of the same crime in recent weeks.

Deputies from the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department's La Mirada Special Assignment Officers team arrested the two men following an investigation into a recent spate of catalytic converter thefts that was helped along by surveillance camera footage, Sgt. C. Hinojosa said. The suspects, whose identities were not available Saturday, were taken into custody without a struggle. (more)

La Mirada Crime Report February 28-March 6
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La Mirada Crime Report February 28-March 6

La Mirada crime report February 28-March 6, 2022 as reported by the city.

Notable Arrests

  • Eleven suspects were arrested throughout La Mirada for various warrants and narcotics violations.

Robbery

  • An armed suspect stole cash during an afternoon robbery on the 14800 block of Telegraph Rd. No injuries were sustained during the incident...(more)
La Mirada 38th Safest City in California
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La Mirada 38th Safest City in California

The City of La Mirada experienced one of the region’s lowest crime rates and remained among the safest cities in Los Angeles County in 2021. The City’s low crime rate is attributed to a strong partnership between residents, businesses, and the Public Safety Team. According to SafeWise, La Mirada was the 38th Safest City in California.

In 2021, there were 813 Part 1 crimes reported in La Mirada compared to 793 in 2020. Part 1 crimes include homicide, rape, larceny, burglary, auto theft, robbery, assault, and arson. Violent crimes continued to be low and crimes against persons decreased compared to 2020. There were 88 burglary incidents reported compared to 105 in 2020.

La Mirada Crime Report January 31-February 6
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La Mirada Crime Report January 31-February 6

Notable Arrests

  • Eight suspects were arrested throughout La Mirada for various warrants and narcotics violations.

Aggravated Assault

  • A late-night assault involving a handgun was reported on the 13900 block of Plume Dr. No injuries were sustained during the incident. The case is still under investigation. 

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Vehicle flips over on Imperial Highway
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Vehicle flips over on Imperial Highway

Traffic incident in La Mirada 9-13-20

La Mirada~A vehicle flipped over after some sort of traffic incident on Imperial Highway just west of Santa Gertrudes Avenue around 12:20 p.m.

A seemingly stable female was being loaded into an ambulance as we arrived on the scene.

You can view our live Twitter broadcast about the incident here.

Superior Grocers Opens Second Location of The Market
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Superior Grocers Opens Second Location of The Market

La Mirada~Superior Grocers, one of Southern California’s largest independent supermarket chains, rebranded a small-format store under a new banner, The Market by Superior. Traditionally known for its large stores and displays, the retailer rebranded the 29,000 sq. ft. store at 12721 Valley View Avenue

The Market has an enhanced itemization catered to the neighborhood. An expanded selection of liquor, beer, and wine has been added. 5 Star Choice Beef and a wider assortment of fresh seafood are offered along with organic produce to compliment the vast variety of fresh fruits and vegetables. A full-service bakery and kitchen provide the convenience of a complete take-home meal, said the grocery chain in a press release.

Peaceful Protest Planned at La Mirada Regional Park June 5th
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Peaceful Protest Planned at La Mirada Regional Park June 5th

La Mirada~Anti-hate is the theme for a planned protest scheduled for Friday, June 5th at La Mirada Regional Park at noon.

Two of the organizers are Brittany Johnson and Christian Rodriguez-Paz of La Mirada.

“We are coming together to peacefully protest racism and police brutality/injustice for black people in America and tell the world, that their lives matter,” Johnson told the La Mirada Blog.

“George Floyd was a horrific occurrence that should not ever happen to anyone, but this public outcry and unrest comes from a long history of repeated offenses towards all people but especially those who are black. And although our city and our law enforcement are some of the good ones, it’s bigger than that and we have to come together and have conversations in order to promote change,” she said.

According to Johnson’s Facebook page organizers will be meeting up at the Adelfa Drive side of the park.


Candidates for 2020 La Mirada City Council
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Candidates for 2020 La Mirada City Council

The campaign season is underway with the La Mirada City Council election set for March 3rd.

This will be the second election in the city’s history (2017 was the first) utilizing the by-district system, where voters in a given district vote for one person to represent them.

Seven candidates are vying for three spots in Districts 3, 4 and 5.

District 3

Incumbent Ed Eng is seeking a second term and faces challenger John Accornero.

District 4

Incumbent Steve De Ruse trying for a third term will be challenged by Jackie Fowler.

District 5

Three candidates will be vying for an open seat: Matt Morse, Anthony Ortero and Noel Jaimes.

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