Andy Nguyen is a Field Editor based out of California who covers several Orange County communities including Los Alamitos, Seal Beach, Newport Beach, Lake Forest, Laguna Niguel and Dana Point. He previously worked at Times Community News covering public safety in the cities of Burbank and Glendale. Nguyen also wrote for the Thousand Oaks Acorn and the Orange County Register. He is a graduate of UC Berkeley with a degree in Media Studies.
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We may still be able to see comet Leonard and its impressive tail in Claremont and La Verne through the end of the year, but look soon.
We may still be able to see comet Leonard and its impressive tail in Monrovia through the end of the year, but look soon.
We may still be able to see comet Leonard and its impressive tail in Glendora through the end of the year, but look soon.
We may still be able to see comet Leonard and its impressive tail in Pasadena through the end of the year, but look soon.
We may still be able to see comet Leonard and its impressive tail in Altadena through the end of the year but look soon.
The role was open earlier this month when Gurcharan Bawa retired from Pasadena Water and Power.
While lower than a month ago, gas prices in Diamond Bar and Walnut remain high. Before you travel, know what to expect at the pump.
While lower than a month ago, gas prices in Claremont and La Verne remain high. Before you travel, know what to expect at the pump.
While lower than a month ago, gas prices in Monrovia remain high. Before you travel, know what to expect at the pump.
While lower than a month ago, gas prices in Glendora remain high. Before you travel, know what to expect at the pump.
While lower than a month ago, gas prices in Pasadena remain high. Before you travel, know what to expect at the pump.
While lower than a month ago, gas prices in Altadena remain high. Before you travel, know what to expect at the pump.
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The Claremont United Methodist Church chose to use its Nativity scene display to draw attention to the environmental issue.
The Glendora Police Department will not enforce early morning parking restrictions during the holidays.
Monrovians will not have to move their cars on street sweeping days during the holidays, the police department announced.
Los Angeles County Supervisor Kathryn Barger approved a $1 million influx of cash to several sheriff’s stations.
Residents are up in arms over a proposal that could see violent juvenile offenders housed at two La Verne detention camps.
The closure is necessary to help facilitate the construction of the Foothill Gold Line Project, which will extend L.A. Metro's L Line.
