Cypress Police arrested a man on assault charges after an investigation into a shooting that occurred on Monday in the 9500 block of Linda Lane.
Friday Night Lights
It’s still spring, not fall, but football players and cheerleaders still gathered in Los Alamitos to play under the hot white lights.
The largest one-night, one-location youth spring football competition in the United States opened its spring season playoffs at Oak Middle School on Friday, April 19. That’s right, the Los Alamitos-Seal Beach league of Friday Night Lights Youth Flag Football League set record-breaking numbers as 1,200 players, from grades 1-8, comprised the 125 different teams that attempted to advance to the next round.
Federal court upholds Sex Offender Ordinance in Cypress
A federal court rejected an injunction against the Cypress Registered Sex Offender Ordinance on Monday, April 8.
The court action gives the council direction to begin its immediate enforcement.
The ordinance adds additional city restricts to California’s Proposition 83, known to the public as Jessica’s Law, which voters approved in 2006.
Katella Avenue truck protest continues in Cypress
The Cypress City Council faced another capacity crowd during its Monday, April 22, meeting that once again expressed their displeasure over the proposed 33-acre Katella Avenue truck project.
Youth World Series coming to Los Al
For a few days this summer, a big piece of the youth baseball world will be centered in Los Alamitos.
LAHS athletes sign with colleges
Los Alamitos High celebrated 12 of its student-athletes on Friday as they signed letters of intent to play their respective sports at the collegiate level starting in the fall.
LAHS Jazz wows in Monterey
Energy was high and the jazz unstoppable at the Next Generation Jazz Festival in Monterey on April 5 through April 7, where for a third year in a row, Los Alamitos High School Jazz I was one of only 12 high school big bands selected to compete.
Cypress splits two with Western
The Cypress High baseball team, the favorite the capture the Empire League crown, battled Western High last week.
Seniors, pen pals enjoy day of fun
Students from Project Access with Tara Village Apartments met their pen pals at the Cypress Senior Center on April 3. Some have been exchanging letters for more than four years.
Allen bills pass out of committee
Assemblyman Travis Allen (R-Huntington Beach) announced that the Jobs, Economic Development and the Economy Committee unanimously passed his two common sense bills to expand California’s role in global markets and grow the economy.
