Copyright © 2022, Los Angeles Times | | | | Advertisement A Costa Mesa police K-9 squad helped recover 20 pounds of methamphetamine, weapons, ammunition and other contraband items from a vehicle last week after a routine traffic stop, authorities said.The bust occurred Wednesday when officers pulled over a vehicle at an undisclosed location, according to police spokeswoman Roxi Fyad, who said Monday that an investigation is still pending.Officers searched the vehicle and found an assault rifle with a drum magazine, ammunition and a fully loaded “ghost gun,” officials said.Advertisement—...…Copyright © 2022, Los Angeles Times | | | | Advertisement A Costa Mesa police K-9 squad helped recover 20 pounds of methamphetamine, weapons, ammunition and other contraband items from a vehicle last week after a routine traffic stop, authorities said.The bust occurred Wednesday when officers pulled over a vehicle at an undisclosed location, according to police spokeswoman Roxi Fyad, who said Monday that an investigation is still pending.Officers searched the vehicle and found an assault rifle with a drum magazine, ammunition and a fully loaded “ghost gun,” officials said.Advertisement—...WW…

Copyright © 2022, Los Angeles Times | | | | Advertisement The rollout of the and over in California has been marked by confusion, with some counties Some counties are beginning to offer the vaccine to older residents. But others, including Los Angeles County, say they need to finish to first responders and medical workers first. In Northern California, are beginning by offering vaccines to people 75 and over first and then moving to people 65 and older.Advertisement California’s COVID-19 vaccine rollout has already been slowed by supply shortages and logistical woes. Here are some...…Copyright © 2022, Los Angeles Times | | | | Advertisement The rollout of the and over in California has been marked by confusion, with some counties Some counties are beginning to offer the vaccine to older residents. But others, including Los Angeles County, say they need to finish to first responders and medical workers first. In Northern California, are beginning by offering vaccines to people 75 and over first and then moving to people 65 and older.Advertisement California’s COVID-19 vaccine rollout has already been slowed by supply shortages and logistical woes. Here are some...WW…