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From NBPD: Police activity is occurring in the Carnation Ave from Coast Hwy to Bayside DR is closed and Begonia to Dahlia on First is closed . Officers are on-scene and the situation is still developing.
Due to a hazmat situation the Police Department and Fire Department are blocking the above areas.
If you are in the area, please stay indoors; otherwise, please avoid the area.
An update will be sent out when the areas are cleared.
From NBPD: Due to a damaged natural gas line, the natural gas service to the 200 block of Ruby Avenue and Diamond Avenue on Balboa Island, will be temporarily interrupted for approximately 12 to 24 hours. Southern California Gas Company is on site and actively working to resolve the issue. There is no hazard to the public at this time.
Please join NBPD at Bonita Canyon Sports Park on Tuesday, August 5th from 4:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. as we celebrate National Night Out!More details can be found here.We hope to see you there!
From NBPD: An earthquake occurred off the coast of Russia, at this time, the coast of California remains in a Tsunami Advisory. The City of Newport Beach is closely monitoring the situation and at this time, no evacuation orders are in place. Please do not call 911, or Police Dispatch, unless it's an emergency.
From Monday, July 21st, through Friday, July 25th, between 7:00 AM and 4:00 PM, the Newport Beach Police and Fire Departments will be conducting Patrol Response Training on the Newport Harbor High School campus. Officers from the department will participate in a number of scenarios involving role players and simulated weapons. The main objective of the training is to increase the effectiveness and coordination of a police response in particular situations by putting officers through practical exercises in a realistic environment. This training, which was planned and scheduled many months in advance to coincide at a time when there will be limited activity on the campus, represents just one part of NBPD’s ongoing efforts to prepare our officers for any emergency situation they may encounter.
Please note that during this training, Newport Harbor High School will be closed to the public and only authorized individuals will be allowed on the campus. People in the area may hear sounds of a disturbance coming from school and should not be alarmed.
On Tuesday, August 5, 2025, from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m., the Newport Beach Police Department will be celebrating National Night Out! We invite you to join us for an evening in the park as we take part in this “annual community-building campaign that promotes police-community partnerships and neighborhood camaraderie”. Don’t miss the displays from NBPD's CSI, SWAT, K-9, Animal Control, Mounted Unit and more! You’ll be able to find information on crime and drug prevention, home security, child safety, the Citizens’ Police Academy, and Volunteers In Policing. There will be photo opportunities and food, so don’t forget your camera and your appetite. We will also have activities for the kids including a visit from McGruff “The Crime Fighting Dog”! This event will be held at Bonita Canyon Sports Park located at 1990 Ford Road Newport Beach, CA 92660.For questions, you can contact the Crime Prevention Unit at 949-644-3699.We hope to see you there!
The Police Department’s Front Desk and public parking lot have officially reopened. We are pleased to announce the addition of more parking spaces to enhance service and accessibility for the community.
Please note that the Front Desk is open seven days a week, from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
From Monday, July 21st, through Friday, July 25th, between 7:00 AM and 4:00 PM, the Newport Beach Police and Fire Departments will be conducting Patrol Response Training on the Newport Harbor High School campus. Officers from the department will participate in a number of scenarios involving role players and simulated weapons. The main objective of the training is to increase the effectiveness and coordination of a police response in particular situations by putting officers through practical exercises in a realistic environment. This training, which was planned and scheduled many months in advance to coincide at a time when there will be limited activity on the campus, represents just one part of NBPD’s ongoing efforts to prepare our officers for any emergency situation they may encounter.
Please note that during this training, Newport Harbor High School will be closed to the public and only authorized individuals will be allowed on the campus. People in the area may hear sounds of a disturbance coming from school and should not be alarmed.
The City of Newport Beach enhances public safety efforts on the Fourth of July holiday to help maintain a safe, festive and family friendly environment in the city. For important information on parties, fireworks, street closures, and more, click here. Please also share this information with visiting friends and family so they know about the beaches, piers, parking and events planned for the holiday.
From NBPD: Protest activity is occurring on Coast Highway between Dover Dr. and MacArthur Blvd. The Police Department is aware and monitoring protests. Please avoid the area due to heavy congestion.
