Cypress News

MONKEY BUSINESS: Ethan Pang, 5, Cypress, makes like a gorilla while listening to library assistant Christine Ivison read a story involving one.

CYPRESS The smell of alcohol on a man suspected of breaking into a home and attacking Eunice Harlow and her daughter led to an unconventional escape tactic.

Jurors recommended the death penalty Wednesday for a man who raped and murdered a 70-year-old Seal Beach woman who was attacked more than 27 years ago when she went to a neighbor's home to feed their cats and ...

A woman's desperate 911 call while a registered sex offender held her mother captive in her home led to the man's arrest early Monday morning, authorities said.

After collecting his award for Man of the Year from the Cypress Chamber of Commerce , Cypress Police Chief Rick Hicks received another armload of decorations for his wall at the June 23rd meeting of the Cypress ...

Cypress police officers and Recording Industry Association of America investigators descended on several booths at the Lincoln Avenue site Sunday.

The city will have various activities throughout the day including arts and crafts vendors, live music and games at Artesia Park, 18750 Clarkdale Ave.

Through the influence of a New Hampshire neighbor, Frank P. Meserve arrived in Redlands on Sept.

When classes let out for the summer at Cypress High School on Tuesday, Mark Ellis could hardly contain his excitement.

A theft of copper wire from an electric company substation left nearly 14,000 homes without power for a little over an hour this morning.

What is truth? For many people truth is what feels right at the moment or whatever works to bring them the most benefit. Dr. Del Tackett will help answer that question on Thursday, June 19, 2008. His presentation will begin at 6:15 pm at Cypress Church, 6143 Ball Road. The community is invited to attend this free video lecture broadcast from Church Communication Network. For more information visit: http://cypress.church.events.googlepages.com/whatistruth

Two men were hospitalized -- one with an eye injury, the other with a broken jaw -- after a gang fight in Cypress, police said today.

Police say a 76-year-old man has been arrested in Orange County for investigation of selling illegal steroids after 5,000 doses of the performance-enhancing drugs were found at his home.

Things are getting ugly at Southern California gas pumps, and we're not just talking about the record prices.

Singer/songwriter Philip Bardowell, a former Cypress High School student, will be featured in a concert on Friday, June 27, 2008 at 7:00 PM. He will be joined on stage by vocalist Haley Montgomery and comedian Gary King. The Concert will be held at Cypress Church. Bardowell played with the legendary Beach Boys from 1996 to 2001. The June 27th concert will feature music from his latest album, “Fall To Rise,” which was released in 2007. Cypress Church is located at 6143 Ball Road just east of Valley View. Event Web Site: http://cypress.church.events.googlepages.com/philipbardowellconcert

Concerts on the Green are presented by the Cypress Recreation & Community Services Department. The concerts are held on Saturday evenings beginning at 6 pm on the Cypress Civic Center Green locatd at 5275 Orange Avenue. All concerts are free. Picnics and lawn chairs are encouraged. Light refreshments are available for purchase. Parking is available in the Civic Center parking lot. The first concert is set for June 14, 2008 and will feature "Hollywood Hits." Call (714) 229-6780 for information.

Children from Cypress, Buena Park and neighboring communities will learn to “Play Ball!” during Kids Summer Music Camp at Cypress Church. This year’s program is called “Sermon on the Mound” and follows a baseball theme. Music camp will begin on Monday, June 23, 2008 at 9:00 am and finish on Friday, June 27, 2008 at 3:00 pm. For more information call DeVonna at (714) 952-3001. More details at: http://cypress.church.events.googlepages.com/

Dodgepalooza is the Cypress Church Youth Ministries annual dodgeball tournament. This event is open to the entire community. In addition to dodge ball there will be inflatable fun, a joust/Velcro wall, raffle, lunch and much more. The tournament will be held from 8 am to 4 pm on Saturday, June 21, 2008 at Cypress Church. The church campus is located at 6143 Ball Road just east of Valley View. Call Danny at (714) 952-3001 for more information.

FOUNTAIN VALLEY The city could soon join others in displaying the national motto in council chambers.

University of Advancing Technology will present a preview screening of alumna Jenny Pond's documentary - 05/21/2008 - 06:00 AM CYPRESS, Calif.-- --Universal Electronics Inc.