Hate Crimes on the Rise in the Valley
Burning the Israeli flag and flashing swastikas on Westlake Boulevard. Brandishing a weapon at a Ventura Blvd. protest against Hamas. Yelling “Go back to Asia!”… Read More »Hate Crimes on the Rise in the Valley
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Pit Bull Attacks Two in Park; Owner Flees
LAPD is searching for the owner of a pit bull that attacked two men in Warner Park Saturday afternoon. The dog was off-leash and not… Read More »Pit Bull Attacks Two in Park; Owner Flees
Councilmembers Weigh In on New LAPD Contract
Last week the Los Angeles City Council approved a new $3.6 billion contract for the LAPD. The four-year package will raise salaries, bonuses and entitlements… Read More »Councilmembers Weigh In on New LAPD Contract
LAPD Negotiations and Crime
LAPD Topanga Station Captain Francis Boateng, Councilman Bob Blumenfield and Deputy Chief Alan Hamilton all addressed residents at a Police Advisory Board Meeting. Contract negotiations… Read More »LAPD Negotiations and Crime
Rogue “Hush Hush” Email from LAPD Officer Postpones Homeless Cleanup
An email sent by LAPD Topanga Division Officer Brittney Gutierrez to local residents has been deemed “inappropriate” and has caused ripples throughout the Valley and… Read More »Rogue “Hush Hush” Email from LAPD Officer Postpones Homeless Cleanup
El Camino Goes on Lockdown
El Camino Charter High School on Valley Circle was sent into lockdown Tuesday when a 911 call was made saying there was a bomb threat… Read More »El Camino Goes on Lockdown
LAPD Makes Dream Come True for One “Deputy”
By Kathleen Sterling He grew up watching Adam 12, Emergency and Chips. He tried to arrest his brother every week. George was in awe of first responders, especially… Read More »LAPD Makes Dream Come True for One “Deputy”
One Man’s Crusade to Save Lives
Agoura resident and Blue Dog Beer Tavern owner Paul Scrivano didn’t think anything was wrong. He was tired, but chalked it up to riding herd… Read More »One Man’s Crusade to Save Lives
Open House Attacker Arrested
A man who physically assaulted a real estate agent at an open house in Encino has been arrested and identified. Alen Karaboghosian, 45, was taken… Read More »Open House Attacker Arrested
City Ban on Sleeping in Cars Expired and Not Renewed
A City of Los Angeles law barring people from sleeping in cars parked on residential streets expired at the end of June. The City Council… Read More »City Ban on Sleeping in Cars Expired and Not Renewed
Tapping Into Rescue Tactics
Tap…tap…tap…tap. Five minutes ago, you were doing paperwork or talking on the phone in your secure office building in Haiti, and then in the next… Read More »Tapping Into Rescue Tactics
Three Los Angeles Police Department officers have been infected with MRSA at the West Valley station in Reseda.
Multiple reports have recently emerged that several LAPD officers may have contracted MRSA, a highly contagious infection. MRSA, or Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus, causes staph infections… Read More »Three Los Angeles Police Department officers have been infected with MRSA at the West Valley station in Reseda.
