Newport Beach
Coverage of Newport Beach in the Nexus archive.
- More than 400 people arrested at Fourth of July ‘TikTok takeover’ in California
More than 400 people were arrested during a Fourth of July 'TikTok takeover' in Newport Beach, California, where thousands gathered for an online-organized flash mob. The event led to traffic obstructions, fires, and police officers using horses for crowd control as crowds hurled explosives at law enforcement.
- Over 400 people arrested during chaos at Newport Beach July 4th celebrations, police say
A Southern California Fourth of July celebration in Newport Beach turned chaotic, leading to 402 arrests and several officers injured, according to police. The event, which occurred on July 4th, resulted in significant public disorder.
- Over 400 people arrested during chaos at Newport Beach July 4th celebrations, police say
A Fourth of July celebration in Newport Beach, Southern California, turned chaotic, leading to 402 arrests and several officers injured, according to police.
- Devastating aftermath of Newport Beach looting exposed after thugs went on crazed rampage
A TikTok user reported that cleanup crews cleared the looted area in Newport Beach by 6:30 a.m., with police warning that future similar acts would result in arrests. The article describes the aftermath of a rampage by unidentified individuals.
- Newport Beach Fourth of July havoc leads to 402 arrests
The Fourth of July event in Newport Beach resulted in over 400 arrests and involved 17 law enforcement agencies responding to chaotic scenes, including fist fights in a parking lot.
- Celebrating freedom shouldn’t come with dangerous, shameful thuggery
Most Californians celebrated the Fourth of July as a joyous national birthday event, while a group of individuals in Newport Beach engaged in destructive behavior, including firing illegal fireworks into crowds. The article contrasts the positive spirit of celebration with the reported acts of mayhem.
- Newport Beach reveals staggering number busted for Fourth of July chaos — and what sparked it
Newport Beach police arrested many young visitors and minors over a 36-hour period during the Fourth of July due to fighting and illegal fireworks. Officers responded to the Newport Peninsula after reports of large crowds engaging in chaotic behavior.
- Fireworks, fights and cops on horses: 400 arrested at Fourth of July celebration in Newport Beach
At a Fourth of July celebration in Newport Beach, 400 people were arrested after police on horseback charged into crowds of mostly teens, following incidents involving fireworks and fights.
- Fireworks, fights and cops on horses: 400 arrested at Fourth of July celebration in Newport Beach
400 people were arrested during a Fourth of July celebration in Newport Beach involving fireworks, fights, and police on horseback. Eyewitness footage showed police on horses charging into a crowd primarily composed of teenagers.
- VIDEO: Chaos erupts during Fourth of July celebrations in Newport Beach
Chaos erupted during Fourth of July celebrations in Newport Beach on Saturday night, with illegal fireworks being directed at people and fist fights occurring near a Pavilions grocery store on West Balboa Boulevard. Video footage showed debris scattered in the aftermath of the disturbances.
- Some beachgoers are creating living rooms with a view on the sand. Cities are cracking down
Newport Beach, Laguna Beach, and other Orange County towns are enforcing regulations against elaborate shade coverings on beaches, citing safety concerns. The crackdown targets structures that residents have set up as living rooms on the sand.
- Some beachgoers are creating living rooms with a view on the sand. Cities are cracking down
Newport Beach, Laguna Beach, and other Orange County towns are enforcing regulations against elaborate shade coverings on beaches due to safety concerns. The crackdown targets structures that residents have turned into 'living rooms' on the sand.
- Moment underage party girls try to lie their way past cops in elite California beach city
Two underage girls in Newport Beach were arrested after using fake IDs to lie their way past police. They attempted to bypass law enforcement with counterfeit identification.
- California city posts, then removes amusing fake ID arrest video
A couple of young women were arrested in Newport Beach, California, for using a fake ID at a bar. The city of Newport Beach posted body camera footage of the June 20 arrest outside Mutt Lynch’s pub but later removed the video.
- Desperate search underway for missing swimmer in Newport Beach
A swimmer reported missing in Newport Beach on Monday morning is still being searched for. The search remains active as authorities continue their efforts to locate the individual.
- 1 dead after major crash shuts down Pacific Coast Highway in Newport Beach
A person was killed in a major traffic collision on Pacific Coast Highway in Newport Beach, causing the highway's closure. The crash occurred near Pelican Point and Coast Highway around 12:46 p.m., according to Newport Beach police spokesperson Heather Rangel.
- Newport Beach lifeguards, bystander jump into action during dramatic rescue caught on video
Newport Beach lifeguards and a bystander performed a rescue during dangerous high tides and potential rip currents along Southern California beaches. The event was captured on video, highlighting the risks faced by lifeguards in such conditions.
- More high surf, rip current risks for Southern California as workweek begins
Southern California residents are warned of ongoing high surf and rip current risks through the weekend and into the workweek. Weather officials are advising caution at regional beaches due to these hazards.
- King tides, dangerous surf prompt warnings along Southern California coast
Southern California beachgoers are warned about hazardous conditions caused by king tides, elevated surf, and dangerous rip currents. Newport Beach city crews prepared for high-water events by deploying pumps, installing flood-protection measures, and providing sandbags to vulnerable coastal residents.
- Urgent disaster warning as king tides set to unleash dangerous Newport Beach flooding
California residents are issued an urgent warning about dangerous 'king tides' expected to cause flooding in Newport Beach, part of Orange County. High tides this weekend are projected to soak neighborhoods in the area.
- 3 arrested for violent home invasion robbery in Newport Beach
Three suspects were arrested for a violent home invasion robbery in Newport Beach. The incident occurred at a short-term rental property on March 13 around 5:51 a.m., involving two masked suspects armed with handguns.
- HGTV stars Tarek and Heather El Moussa feel ‘violated’ after burglars ransack Newport Beach home
HGTV stars Tarek and Heather El Moussa reported feeling 'violated' after their Newport Beach home was burglarized earlier this week while they were vacationing in Mexico with their family.
- HGTV stars Tarek and Heather El Moussa feel ‘violated’ after burglars ransack Newport Beach home
HGTV stars Tarek and Heather El Moussa reported feeling 'violated' after their Newport Beach home was burglarized earlier this week. The couple was vacationing in Mexico with their family at the time of the break-in.
- Massive swell could bring biggest waves of the year to The Wedge in OC, other SoCal beaches
A powerful swell could bring the biggest waves of the year to The Wedge in Newport Beach and other Southern California coastal areas this week.
- SEE IT: Lavish $35M mansion bought by tech CEO accused of feeding US gear to Iran's nuclear machine
Jamshid Ghomi, an Iranian-American businessman, was charged with conspiring to supply U.S. technology to Iran's military and nuclear programs, using illicit proceeds to fund a $35 million Newport Beach mansion. Federal prosecutors allege he laundered over $15 million through offshore accounts in the British Virgin Islands, UAE, and other locations to conceal the funds' origin.
- West Nile virus-infected mosquitos collected in Orange County
Orange County officials reported the first detection of West Nile virus in mosquitoes this year in the Newport Beach area. No human cases have been confirmed, and the CDC notes the virus can cause severe illness in humans. Vector control measures and public prevention tips, such as removing standing water and using repellent, are being emphasized.
- Jamshid Ghomi: Newport Beach CEO accused of selling computer technology to Iran government to help military and nuclear program
A Newport Beach CEO was arrested for allegedly selling U.S. computer technology to the Iranian government, including the agency responsible for Iran's nuclear program.
- Jamshid Ghomi: Newport Beach CEO accused of selling computer technology to Iran government to help military and nuclear program
Jamshid Ghomi, a Newport Beach CEO, was arrested for allegedly selling U.S. computer technology to the Iranian government, including an agency linked to Iran's nuclear program. The technology transfer is accused of aiding Iran's military and nuclear efforts.
- Jamshid Ghomi: Newport Beach CEO accused of selling computer technology to Iran government to help military and nuclear program
Jamshid Ghomi, a Newport Beach CEO, was arrested for allegedly selling U.S. computer technology to the Iranian government, including the agency responsible for its nuclear program.
- Jamshid Ghomi: Newport Beach CEO accused of selling computer technology to Iran government to help military and nuclear program
Jamshid Ghomi, a Newport Beach CEO, was arrested for allegedly selling U.S. computer technology to the Iranian government, including the agency responsible for Iran's nuclear program.
- First West Nile virus-positive mosquitoes of year detected in Orange County
West Nile virus-positive mosquitoes were first detected in Orange County this year in Newport Beach, with no human cases reported. Officials from the Orange County Mosquito and Vector Control District announced surveillance and control measures to address the outbreak.
- Another Orange County mother may face charges after son’s e-motorcycle arrest
Another Orange County mother may face charges after her son was arrested for recklessly riding an illegal electric motorcycle earlier this month. The incident occurred in Newport Beach on May 9, with police attempting to stop the minor, who has prior incidents.
- Newport Beach launches new fleet of trolleys for the summer. Here's what to know.
Newport Beach has launched a new fleet of five open-air, retro-style red trolleys that will operate for free during the summer season. The trolleys will primarily run on weekends, making it easier for residents and visitors to get around town.
- Money launderer linked to $230M crypto heist gets 70 months in prison
22-year-old Evan Tangeman of Newport Beach, California, was sentenced to 70 months in prison for laundering $230 million stolen in a cryptocurrency heist. The case highlights the role of money laundering in large-scale crypto crimes.
- SoCal man who laundered $263M in stolen crypto, lived 'fantastically extravagant' lifestyle, sentenced to prison
A 22-year-old Newport Beach man, Evan Tangeman, was sentenced to 70 months in prison for laundering $263 million in stolen cryptocurrency to fund an extravagant lifestyle. The U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro stated he used an elaborate social engineering scheme orchestrated by a multi-state criminal enterprise.
- Pimco Privately Lends $10 Billion to Gulf in Wartime Bond Deals
Pimco, a major investment firm, has privately loaned $10 billion to the Gulf region through wartime bond deals. The transaction highlights significant financial activity amid geopolitical tensions, with Pimco's headquarters located in Newport Beach, California.
- Kidnapping and assault case plays out across Orange County. Suspect arrested, victim found safe
A kidnapping and assault case that began in Anaheim and concluded with the suspect's arrest in Newport Beach has been resolved, with the victim found safe. The incident highlights cross-jurisdictional law enforcement efforts in Orange County.