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A Deadly Trifecta: Covid Cases, Violent Crime and Public Corruption Rise Sharply in LA County – How Supervisor Sheila Kuehl “Reimagines L.A.”

You gotta hand it to Los Angeles County Sheriff Alex Villanueva. The man has some Mad-Max forward-thinking skills. Back on July 21st, based on the decisions made by our county leaders, Sheriff

December 5, 2020

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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

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Life During Covid: How To Find A Good Divorce Lawyer

By Joy Dracup Stanley ESQ, and Brittany Dracup ESQ. Feature image: @kellysikkema Divorce has long been ranked one of the most stressful and traumatic experiences of one’s life, second only to the

June 23, 2020

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L.A. County Board of Supervisors Meeting: Stay At Home Order “With All Certainty” Extended Three Months

The stay-at-home order due to expire May 15th, will be extended “with all certainty” for the next three months acknowledged by Public Health Director Dr. Barbara Ferrer at the LA County Board

May 12, 2020

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Soft Opening Scheduled Wednesday for L.A. County Beaches

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

May 12, 2020

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Bikers Be Aware: Famed Hang-out Neptune’s Net Closed by County Until New Strategy to Handle Crowds Is In Place

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

April 29, 2020

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Coronavirus: While COVID-19 Infections Continues to Climb in Prisons, Overall Crime Declines in L.A. County During Shutdown

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

April 22, 2020

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Covid-19 Shutdown: Surfing Is Not A Crime, But Trespassing Is. Stiff Penalties Issued In SoCal

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

April 17, 2020

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Turning Chaos into Opportunity: Lessons in Building a Brand During a Crisis

Whether it’s a personal crisis, or a pandemic, these moments can be a breeding ground for creativity and growth. January 1st, 2020, a new decade, new opportunities, and a clean slate that felt

April 12, 2020

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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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