Ryan Carter
O.C. Register
Los Angeles, CA, United States
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Recent articles by Ryan:
LA County coroner confirms Monterey Park gunman cause of death
The medical examiner confirmed what authorities suspected. → Read More
Kamala Harris visit coincides with vigil for Monterey Park mass shooting victims
The city continues to mourn the lives lost with a fourth vigil planned for Wednesday night, Jan. 25. → Read More
11 victims killed in Monterey Park mass shooting now identified
Their ages range from 57 to 76. Authorities continue searching for a motive. → Read More
Shooter fired 42 rounds in Monterey Park massacre — motive not yet known – San Bernardino Sun
While serving a search warrant at suspected shooter Huu Can Tran’s home, authorities found firearms and related materials, officials said. → Read More
Monterey Park mass shooting death toll now at 11
An 11th victim succumbed to injuries sustained in the shooting that killed 10 others. → Read More
Victims killed in Monterey Park shooting were in their 50s to their 70s
Monday began with investigators continuing their search for answers as to why a gunman entered a popular dance studio to fatally shoot 10 people. → Read More
Monterey Park mass shooting is deadliest in US since Uvalde, Texas
The L.A. County suburb is the site of the 33rd mass shooting this year in the United States. → Read More
Monterey Park mass shooting is deadliest in US since Uvalde, Texas
The L.A. County suburb is the site of the 33rd mass shooting this year in the United States. → Read More
‘My heart is broken’: Lawmakers swiftly respond to Montery Park mass shooting – Press Telegram
While law officers were still searching for the shooter and no determination has been made on whether it was a hate crime, lawmakers were calling for vigilance given a rise in racist incidents dire… → Read More
After two recent traffic deaths, Altadena roadways are the focus of LA County study
Officials say the study is a good step to reduce the danger of traffic fatalities in the area. → Read More
Pasadena says voices shaping 710 Stub’s future must include people impacted by eminent domain
The council approved a plan to appoint a “working group” that would be at the ground floor of what Mayor Victor Gordo called “restitching” the city back together after the 7… → Read More
Rules, membership, timeline for Pasadena’s new Rent Control Board become clearer
The impact of Measure H, the city’s new rent control measure, is being felt. But the Board that oversees it is still in the works. → Read More
LA Cathedral to hold special Mass as former Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI laid to rest
Benedict — born Joseph Aloisius Ratzinger, and the first to resign the post in 600 years — died on Dec. 31, prompting a global outpouring of reaction. → Read More
With riderless horse in Rose Parade, Riverside County Sheriff’s Department honors slain deputy
After days of mourning, the department’s Mounted Enforcement Detail paid tribute to a fallen colleague. → Read More
Did you hear, feel, see them? B-1s thunder over Rose Parade, instead of B-2
The B-1s are from Ellsworth Air Force Base in South Dakota. → Read More
Rain is falling in Southern California, but will it rain on Pasadena’s Rose Parade?
Forecasters still say rain likely won’t fall until after 4 p.m. on parade day. Fans at the Rose Bowl game, however, should bring foul weather gear. Kickoff is 2 p.m. at the fabled 100-year-ol… → Read More
Will it rain on the Rose Parade in 2023? How about the Rose Bowl?
There’s “a slight chance of showers” on Monday in Pasadena, though it also is expected to be partly sunny with a high temperature of about 59 degrees, according to the National We… → Read More
Photos: Baldwin Park Posada marks the holiday season, with Mass, music and tamales
The event celebrated the the journey of the Bible’s Mary and Joseph from Nazareth to Bethlehem in search of shelter, where she would give birth to Jesus. → Read More
Whittier City Council paves way for lights at Murphy Ranch Little League
City officials approved the environmental clearances to bring the long-wanted lights to the field. → Read More
Retiring Whittier Daily News reporter Mike Sprague honored by City Council
Recognized for his years of journalism, Sprague noted it was slightly awkward: “A reporter should be a fly on the wall. I prefer to be asking the questions not answering them.” → Read More