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FBI Inquiry Into Potential Obstruction of Justice Charges of Top Execs at LASD in Deputy Assault Case

Per inside sources, it appears obstruction of justice charges may be looming over top executives at the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department who have been in contact with FBI agents in regards

April 7, 2022

Investigations·News·Politics

LA Mayor Candidates Joe Buscaino, Craig Greiwe and LA County Sheriff’s Candidate Matt Rodriguez Go On Record to Officially Support DA Gascon Recall

It was a busy week for the campaign to recall District Attorney George Gascon. Everyone from Hollywood heavy hitters to high-profile political candidates came out publicly to support the first steps in

February 5, 2022

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Sheriff Villanueva’s Venice Homeless Sweep Creates Concern of Increased Fire Danger as the Venice Unhoused Migrate to Rural Coastal Communities

Malibu City Councilman Bruce Silverstein expressed concerns recently over Sheriff Villanueva’s Homeless sweep in Venice Beach potentially sending them to Malibu – and surrounding areas – where a significant uptick in fires

June 17, 2021

Investigations·News·Politics·Woolsey Fire

What Is It Going to Take?

The child abuse crisis in Los Angeles and the high price of persistent failures. By Thea Eskey There is no greater injustice than the abuse of a child. Children are defenseless, depend

April 27, 2021

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New LA METRO Whistleblower Comes Forward with Second Round of Counterfeit Masks Prompting Multiple Federal Investigations

As a result of The Current Report’s previous story exposing the counterfeit PPE distributed to employees and drivers at L.A. Metro, a second whistleblower from the Bus Drivers Division has come forward

October 20, 2020

Investigations·Investigations1·L.A. Metro·News·Politics

LA Metro Distributes Counterfeit N95 Masks to Employees: 97 Infected, 2 COVID Related Deaths – Potential Criminal Liability Looms Over Executives

A potential criminal investigation could be looming over LA Metro CEO Phil Washington, Chief Operations Officer Jim Gallagher, Systems Security and Law Enforcement former Interim Chief and current Executive Officer Aston Greene,

October 7, 2020

Investigations·L.A. Metro·News·Politics

Stiff Consequences During Covid-19 Shutdown: Surfer Cited and Paddleboarder Arrested at First Point

Yesterday was a busy day at Malibu’s world renowned First Point. Deputies patrolled the popular surf break citing multiple offenders which includes arresting on paddle boarder. Lost Hills Station confirmed that all

April 3, 2020

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LA County Health Department Orders All Beaches and Trails Closed Effective Immediately

The LA County Health Department ordered all county beaches, beach bike paths, trails, and beach access points until April 19th. The strict safety precautions were necessary after visitors flocked to area beaches and trails

March 27, 2020

Investigations·News

Additional Protective Measures in the Fight Against Covid-19: Public Works No Parking Signs Placed Along PCH

City of Malibu Public Works is setting up NO PARKING signs along PCH at popular beach spots. Lost Hills deputies is assisting Public Works for safety and security. The NO PARKING

March 27, 2020

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Coronavirus Update: “Safer at Home” Protective Measures Take Effect in L.A. County

The “Safer at Home” protective measures set forth by the County yesterday to combat the spread of the COVID-19 virus went into effect immediately and include the closure of non-essential retail businesses.

March 20, 2020

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