Book Sale, Riot Arraignment, and Wild Wild West Nile

Here's what you need to know that's happening in and around Fountain Valley today:

Wild, Wild West Nile: A Cypress woman became the first Orange County resident to test positive for West Nile Virus, according to reports. The woman in her 60s tested positive for the mosquito-borne virus in mid- July, but is now home recovering. 

Book 'em: Book lovers will love the big sale going on at Camelot Books, 18838 Brookhurst St. According to the Orange County Register, the store is now under new ownership and are clearing out their current inventory of more than 100,000 titles. Great deals can be had, with some books selling for just $1. 

Book 'em, again: A 20-year-old Sunset Beach man is scheduled to be arraigned today on charges of participating in the rioting that followed the end of the U-S. Open of Surfing. Eliyahu Reuven Jackson is accused of damaging newspaper stands and the city of Huntington Beach's public works trucks. He could face nearly four years in prison if convicted.

I Want That: UK pop group The Wanted is performing Wednesday at Pacific Coast Amphitheatre in Costa Mesa. Click here for info and to buy tickets. You'll be "Glad You Came."

Lighthouse Down: Today is National Lighthouse Day. Since there are none in Fountain Valley, here's a photo gallery of the 38 official lighthouses across the California coast.