Las Lomas News

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When Wendy Langhans leads a small band of hikers back from a night hike through Towsley Canyon, she stops halfway down the trail and points across The Old Road to a place in the dark, under the stars.

A Las Lomas man has been found guilty on all counts for killing his brother-in-law, Billy Joseph White, stabbing his sister, Tonia Bone, and trying to kill three of the couple's children by setting their ...

The jury in the murder trial of Daryl Lipska went home Friday for the fifth night in a row without reaching a verdict.

After more than three full days of deliberations, the jury in the trial of a Las Lomas man charged with murder and four counts of attempted murder failed to reach a verdict again Thursday.

According to the USGS, the earthquake had a depth of 5.7 miles and was centered 6 miles east of Las Lomas and 8 miles southeast of Watsonville.

The builder of the proposed 5,000-plus home Las Lomas development in the Newhall Pass area sued the city to restart the project and asked for $100 million in damages.

FIRST PHOTO: Firefighters pry open the door to a Nissan Sentra involved in a fatal three-vehicle crash Sunday afternoon on Hall Road in Las Lomas.

Walking up to the white Ford Explorer parked in the drive-thru order lane of Carl's Jr.

New tests on a Las Lomas water tank once thought to be tainted with mercury now show that the water never contained the deadly chemical.

The California Department of Public Health has authorized the California Water Services Company to lift a "do not drink" advisory on water in the Las Lomas area of Monterey County.

Several thousand residents of Las Lomas were warned Monday not to drink their water after officials suspected that contamination by mercury may have been the result of intentional tampering.

Supply serving Las Lomas is quarantined By MARIA INES ZAMUDIO * The Salinas Californian * May 27, 2008 Monterey County sheriff's officials are investigating whether someone contaminated water in a storage tank ...

California Water Company officials are asking Las Lomas customers to not drink the water after vandals pried open a water storage tank Saturday morning.

Officials are warning residents of this small Monterey County community to refrain from drinking their tap water after tests found high mercury levels.

The Sheriff's Office reported that the water could have been contaminated during the vandalism of a storage tank that services about 3,000 residents on Saturday.

At least 17 people were arrested in Seaside and Salinas late Tuesday during roundups by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents, according to a government spokeswoman.

Kristian Ipsen might someday etch his name in Olympic lore. Already, the De La Salle High freshman has made his mark on the North Coast Section record book.

A front page story in the May 15 Walnut Creek Journal contained the wrong surname of a 21-year-old Las Lomas graduate raising money for the Muir Heritage Land Trust.

New principal for Burton Valley The Lafayette School District has named Sue Rusk as Burton Valley Elementary School's new principal.