Newport Police warn of phone scam impersonating officers
The Newport Police Department is alerting residents to an ongoing phone scam where callers impersonate police officers and demand payment to cancel fake warrants. In a press release issued Nov. 27, the department said it has received additional reports of the scam since its initial warning on Nov.
Police have arrested two men accused of sexually assaulting another man in Newport last week. Juan Carlos ...
Newport Police announced on Wednesday the arrests of 24-year-old Juan Carlos Montepeque-Albizures and 33-year-old Alvaro ...
A federal indictment filed earlier this month charged Lakeia Shepperd, 39, with multiple crimes in an alleged scheme to use ...
Newport News City Council voted 6-1 to prohibit guns in buildings owned or used by the city government — despite opposition ...
The Newport Police Department said it arrested two men for allegedly sexually assaulting a third man. 24-year-old Juan Carlos ...
Newport’s new public skatepark is now open. The Friends of Newport Skatepark made the announcement on Facebook on November 27 ...
NNPD says Sophia Mae Rivera, also known as Sophie, was last seen at 800 31st Street in Newport News in September 2003. She ...
The pool would be the city’s first. Recreational programs are held in pools shared with the Newport Mesa Unified School ...
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The wells were built in the 1990s and tap into a massive groundwater basin stretching from the Yorba Linda area to coastal ...
Santa Claus is coming to town! The annual Santa’s Ride through Newport neighborhoods is scheduled to begin on Tuesday, ...
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