Matthew Seedorff

3 days ago | foxla.com | Matthew Seedorff

The suspected gunman responsible for killing a Baldwin Park police officer and a civilian Saturday has been identified as 22-year-old Eduardo Medina-Berumen. "He had a hard temper," said Juan Ruvalcava, who lives across the street. "Since he was little, he didn't respect nobody."According to Ruvalcava, he heard the gunfire and took cover inside his home. He then watched in horror through a window as Medina-Berumen kept shooting what Ruvalcava describes as a rifle.

3 days ago | yahoo.com | Matthew Seedorff

The BriefEduardo Medina-Berumen, 22, is suspected of killing Baldwin Park police Officer Samuel Riveros and a civilian during a shooting incident on Saturday. Neighbor Juan Ruvalcava witnessed the shooting and spoke to Medina-Berumen's grandmother, who was inside the home during the incident. The civilian killed was a father of two attending a friend's housewarming party, and neighbors believe an argument over parking may have led to the shooting. LOS ANGELES COUNTY, Calif.

1 week ago | foxla.com | Matthew Seedorff

Less than a week after Torrance City Council members voted unanimously against a new homeless shelter in their city, the LA County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to approve the plan anyway. "We already built smaller units to house homeless," said Torrance resident Shauyan Saki. "It's very clear the county has superseded their authority and overstepped."The 120-unit permanent housing facility for the homeless would be located along Torrance Boulevard near Madrona Avenue.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Matthew Seedorff

The BriefSeveral community members and the mayor of Torrance are upset over plans the LA County Board of Supervisors approved for a new homeless apartment. The Torrance City Council voted against the new homeless housing, but a week later, the Board of Supervisors approved the plan anyway. The 120-unit permanent housing facility would be located along Torrance Boulevard near Madrona Avenue. TORRANCE, Calif.

1 week ago | foxla.com | Matthew Seedorff

A construction site in Ventura transformed into a large sinkhole Thursday and swallowed several cars. What we know:In video of the incident shared with FOX 11, you can hear what sounds like construction shoring beams pop as the land begins to collapse. The incident happened around 9.a.m. Thursday on Front Street, where crews are currently building an apartment complex. "We were going to try and get the trucks out of the way, so they didn't get damaged," said Tron Elliott.