Illegal fireworks are being blamed for igniting two fires in Downey on Tuesday, including one blaze that scorched a home and displaced three residents.
Read MoreParents of special needs children meet with state legislators.
Read MoreEighteen non-profits have been approved for fireworks stands in Downey.
Read MoreAs Americans, we are equals, and as equals we must continue to press forward to prove to the world that a government of the people, by the people, for the people shall not perish from the earth and continue to thrive here at home and across the globe.
Read MoreAaron M. Gutierrez from Calvary Chapel Christian High School in Downey has been awarded a full, four-year scholarship to Cal State Long Beach worth $58,000.
Read MorePlanet Fitness has submitted plans to open a 16,371 square foot gym at the former Lincoln Mercury dealership site at Lakewood Boulevard and Gallatin Road.
Read MoreDuring the evening hours of June 19, two Downey police officers, via funding by on ongoing OTS (Office of Traffic Safety) grant, conducted roving DUI enforcement. They made 2 DUI arrests and issued 5 traffic citations for various vehicle code violations.
Read MoreCindy Kovach of U.S. Bank was installed as president of the Downey Chamber of Commerce during a luncheon Wednesday at the Rio Hondo Event Center.
Read MoreFor thousands of years, magnets have been used for healing, and today magnet therapy is a big business. Annual worldwide sales of magnets for treatment are estimated at over $5 billion.
Read MoreAs our lawmakers in Sacramento jostle to save the world through a never ending stream of proposed regulations and legislation, I am often perplexed by this question: Is our state that bad off that every year we are required the introduction of 3,000 proposed new laws?
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