Hazardous Beach Conditions and Coastal Flooding Advisory in Malibu June 14 - 18 The National Weather Service has issued a Beach Hazards Statement for the Malibu Coast through late Wednesday night, June 18, and a Coastal Flood Advisory from 6:00 PM Sunday, June 14, through 2:00 AM Tuesday, June 16 due to elevated surf and very high tides. Surf of 3–6 feet will create dangerous rip currents and powerful breaking waves. There is an increased risk of ocean drowning. Rip currents can quickly pull swimmers and surfers away from shore, while large waves can sweep people off beaches, rocks, and jetties and capsize small boats near the shoreline. There may be debris in the surf zone that can be hazardous. Very high tides may cause minor flooding in low-lying coastal areas, including beaches, parking lots, walkways, and beach access points. The greatest flooding impacts are expected from 8:00 PM to midnight Monday. Avoid entering the water during these hazardous conditions, especially for inexperienced swimmers and surfers. If you visit the beach, stay near occupied lifeguard towers and keep off rocks and jetties, which can be especially dangerous during high surf. Protect property in flood-prone areas, and never drive around barricades or through flooded areas. For details, visit NWS Los Angeles/Oxnard: forecast.weather.gov/MapClic… @nwslosangeles @lacdbh @LACo_Lifeguards

More than 1,000 kids have died from vehicular heatstroke over the past 29 years. 💔 Take preventative measures now to make sure a tragedy doesn't happen to your family: NHTSA.gov/Heatstroke

Congratulations Sergeant Saucedo, and thank you for 25 years of dedicated service to the residents of Los Angeles County. #OneYearCloserToRetirement

🚧SR-27 OVERNIGHT CLOSURES 🚧 One-lane traffic control with flagging 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. June 15-20 Topanga Canyon Boulevard starting at Pacific Coast Highway for about two miles. Crews are doing pavement prep work to resume SR-27 repaving June 22 from near Happy Trail to PCH.

More people are on the roads! ☀️🌡️ Drivers — watch out for walkers, runners, bicyclists, and everything in between. Pedestrians — follow the rules of the road and use crosswalks when available.

With more people out on two wheels, road safety is a shared responsibility. If you’re driving: 🚗 Check your blind spots 🚗 Give them space 🚗 Slow down If you’re riding: 🚴 Wear high-vis clothing 🚴 Signal your turns 🚴 Follow the rules of the road

🚧ROAD CLOSURE ALERT🚧 Please plan ahead for upcoming street paving work on Monday, June 22, 2026. To minimize disruptions, roadway grinding and paving will be completed during one extended workday rather than multiple closures over several days. Road Closures: • Cornell Road (North & South of Agoura Road) 6:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Detour: Kanan Road & Roadside Drive • Agoura Road (from Cornell Road East past Whizin driveway) 6:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Detour: Lewis Road & Roadside Drive Access Info • Whizin driveway (Agoura Road): Closed 6:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. • Whizin driveway (North Cornell): Open • Whizin driveway (South Cornell): Closed 6:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. • No street parking on Cornell Road between Agoura Road & Roadside Drive from 6:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. We appreciate your patience and understanding as we complete this important roadway improvement project. Thank you for supporting local businesses and traveling safely through the area.

Stay match day ready! Before heading to the Los Angeles Stadium of Inglewood, check the Los Angeles FIFA World Cup 26™ Host Committee website for information such as details on Transportation/Parking, Stadium Entry, and Fan Safety & Support. Make your matchday safe and stress-free. Know the dos and don'ts, understand stadium policies, find resources and more. losangelesfwc26.com/know-bef… fifa.com/en/tournaments/mens…

Tuesday Morning PSA #2 - Don't forget to take your keys/fobs with you.

🚧 Traffic Update for Single Lane Closures on Agoura Rd. and Cornell Rd. 🚧 Please note that the previously scheduled single-lane closures on Agoura Road and Cornell Road have been rescheduled to June 12 and June 15, 2026 as crews prepare for final paving later this month. 🕖 Work hours: 7 a.m. – 2 p.m. (lanes reopen after 2 PM) 🚦 Flaggers will be onsite directing traffic Please plan ahead, use alternate routes, allow extra travel time and please share the road with cyclists. Nearby businesses and shopping areas, including Whizin Market Square, remain open and accessible. Thank you for your patience as we continue these roadway improvements.

The City of Agoura Hills invites all Los Angeles County residents to take advantage of a FREE drive-thru Household Hazardous and Electronic Waste Collection Event this June. Before you arrive, here is what you need to know: ✅ Secure all items in your trunk or pick-up bed with no other items ✅ Pack waste in a sturdy box, preferably in original containers ✅ Be prepared to leave your containers ✅ Limit of 15 gallons or 125 pounds per trip ❌ No explosives, ammunition, radioactive materials, tires, or large appliances ❌ No business waste For more information visit LACSD.org/HHW

As the weather heats up, make sure every swim is a safe one. Protect yourself, your family, and your community by following these essential pool safety tips: 🔹 Never swim alone. Always have a buddy whether you’re an adult or a child. 🔹 Watch kids closely. Active, constant supervision saves lives. Don’t rely solely on floaties or life vests. 🔹 Learn CPR. In an emergency, quick action makes all the difference. 🔹 Keep pools fenced and locked. A secure barrier prevents unsupervised access. 🔹 Stay within your limits. Avoid swimming out of your skill level and know your limitations. 🔹 No running near the pool. Slippery surfaces can lead to serious injuries. 🔹 Check water depth before jumping. Look before you leap. 🔹 Keep the pool area clean. Remove toys and clutter. Remember to remove toys so children aren’t tempted to enter the water. 🔹Avoid alcohol when swimming or supervising. Stay alert and aware. 🔹 Know where safety equipment is. Keep rescue rings, poles, and first aid supplies nearby. Seconds save lives. Always dial 9-1-1 for emergencies. Stay safe, stay aware, and enjoy the water responsibly 🌞

This morning, Sheriff Robert Luna and other Department members had the honor of joining athletes, families, coaches, volunteers, and supporters at the Opening Ceremony for Special Olympics Southern California in Long Beach. There is nothing more inspiring than witnessing the determination, courage, and spirit of these incredible athletes as they prepare to compete and showcase their talents. Their dedication reminds us that sports have the power to unite communities, build confidence, and celebrate the strengths within each of us. To all of the athletes competing this weekend, we wish you the very best. Thank you for inspiring us with your perseverance, sportsmanship, and unwavering commitment to excellence.

Tired of LA County potholes, illegal dumping, or graffiti slowing you down? Say less. With the Works App from @LACoPublicWorks, you’ve got the power to report, request, and resolve issues across the County right from your phone. Get started and download it now for iOS/Android at pw.lacounty.gov/theworks. When your community works, everything works!

The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department is warning residents about World Cup-related online scams targeting fans looking for tickets, hospitality packages, merchandise, streaming access, and betting opportunities. Cybercriminals are creating fake FIFA websites and social media ads that closely resemble legitimate ticketing and checkout pages. These sites may steal login credentials, personal information, credit card numbers, and payments. Before buying World Cup tickets or related products, residents should go directly to the official FIFA website by typing the address into their browser. Do not rely on sponsored ads, social media posts, text messages, Telegram or WhatsApp links, or offers that appear unusually cheap or urgent. Be cautious of sellers requesting payment through cryptocurrency, wire transfer, peer-to-peer payment apps, gift cards, or other methods that are difficult to reverse. Do not trust screenshots, PDFs, or “paper tickets” offered by private sellers. Residents who believe they were victimized should contact their local law enforcement agency, notify their bank or credit card company immediately, preserve screenshots and transaction records, and file a report with the FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center at IC3.gov.

Sadly, a pedestrian is killed every 74 minutes in traffic crashes. Remember, at some point in the day EVERYONE is a pedestrian: 🚶‍➡️ Follow the rules of the road 🚶‍➡️ Use crosswalks when available 🚶‍➡️ Walk on sidewalks when available 🚘 Look out for pedestrians and minimize blind spots 🚘 Be careful in hard-to-see conditions 🚘 Yield to pedestrians in crosswalks

⚠ SR-27 PAVEMENT REHAB RESUMES ⚠ Construction begins June 15 to complete paving between just north of Happy Trail and PCH. General working hours are 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. weekdays. Details at dot.ca.gov/caltrans-near-me/….

National Heat Awareness Day serves as a reminder that heatstroke happens faster than we think — especially for kids. 🌡️ NEVER leave a child inside a vehicle. 🌡️ ALWAYS look before you lock.

At approximately 7:30 am on Saturday, @MalibuSAR, @LACOFD, @CHPWestValley and @McCormick_EMS responded to a vehicle 300 feet over the side of Mulholland Highway in #Malibu. The male driver was outside the vehicle yelling for help, while the female passenger was pinned inside the

This morning, Sheriff Luna joined community members, families, local leaders, and participants at the Paramount 5K, where he had the opportunity to walk alongside so many members of our community. Events like this bring people together and highlight the importance of health, wellness, and staying connected. It was inspiring to see participants of all ages come out to support one another and enjoy a morning focused on fitness, positivity, and community spirit. Thank you to everyone who participated, volunteered, and helped make this event a success. Events like these strengthen the partnerships that help keep our communities safe, healthy, and thriving. #LASD #LosAngelesCountySheriff #Paramount5K #CommunityEngagement #StrongerTogether