On the eighth floor of the Hall of Justice, where LASD executives are supposed to police the department with integrity and justice
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Calabasas is used to be a safe bubble. The Kardashian utopia where the biggest threat was Santa Ana winds, not a man walking up to a woman in the middle of a shopping center, pulling a semi-automatic handgun, and demanding
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L.A. County officials announced Monday, May 11th, the long anticipated and controversial issue of re-opening L.A. County Beaches. Health officials outlined the first phase where physical distancing and wearing masks while participating
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Since the beginning of the Covid-19 lockdown, famed biker hang-out Neptune’s Net has been at the center of local coronavirus controversy. The popular tourist destination on PCH at County Line, where Malibu
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During a live virtual Board of Supervisors’ (BOS) meeting held on Tuesday, April 28, 2020, Sheriff Alex Villanueva addressed the BOS motion regarding the partial release of $143.7M in appropriated funds that
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As California officials scramble to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus in prisons, outbreaks have flared up at two crowded California prisons, confirming the worst fears of prisoner families and advocates
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While Huntington Beach continues to remain open to surfers during the Coronavirus shutdown, L.A. County beaches are closed “until further notice” Sheriff Alex Villanueva tells The Current Report. Editor’s Note: Ventura County
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The power struggle at the Hall of Administration hit a fever pitch Tuesday when the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to appoint L.A. County CEO, Sachi Hamai, as the
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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
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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
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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 last weekend.
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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
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