Malibu/Lost Hills Station

🚧 AGOURA ROAD CLOSURE 🚧 📅 When: March 23 | 7 AM–5 PM  🚶 Pedestrians & Cyclists: Free shuttle service every 30 minutes during closure hours 🚗 Drivers: Detour via U.S. 101

Yet another day of records tied and broke! Temperatures will cool some, but remain above normal through the weekend. Followed by another jump in temperatures early next week with potential for heat advisories. #cawx

E-Bike / E-Motorcycle Operation nixle.us/H6L3D

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Know the signs of heat stress before the heat! Most people working outdoors are unaware that heat exhaustion or heat stroke. Schedule activities for the coolest part of the day and stay hydrated.

Be ready for today's heat continuing through the rest of the work week - with little day-to-day changes especially inland of the beaches. Some relief is expected into early next week. #cawx

Stay safe. High temperatures are expected to last through the weekend in parts of Southern California. Need to locate a cooling center? Click here: sce.com/coolingstations

Shamrocks, horseshoes, and lucky coins can’t protect you from the dangers of buzzed driving. 🍀🌈 Make your own luck this St. Patrick’s Day — plan a sober ride: 🟢 Schedule a rideshare 🟢 Call a taxi 🟢 Have a sober friend drive you home Buzzed Driving Is Drunk Driving

Overnight Miles for Heroes Never Forgotten Riders from our department and partner agencies came together for an overnight training ride in preparation for the 2026 Police Unity Tour. During the ride, we paused to honor three of our fallen Special Enforcement Bureau AED Detectives, Victor Lemus, Joshua Kelley Ecklund, and William Osborn. Their courage, sacrifice, and dedication to protecting others will always be remembered. Their names will soon be engraved on the National Peace Officers Memorial Wall in Washington, D.C., where they will forever stand among the heroes who gave their lives in the line of duty. We ride for those who died. 
We ride so they are never forgotten. 🚴‍♂️🕊️

Extreme Heat Alert! ☀️ 💧 Stay hydrated 🧢 Stay shaded ❄️ Stay safe 📍Find a cooling center near you at: 📲ready.lacounty.gov/heat

#ThankYou to our amazing community and personnel who donated to such a worthy cause.  Your generosity will directly support military families who are facing difficult times, and that kind of support truly makes a meaningful difference. #FeedingMilitaryFamilies

🍀Happy St. Patrick's Day🍀 Please Don't test your luck tonight! If you are celebrating St. Patrick's Day, celebrate responsibly. Use a rideshare, call a friend, or designate a sober driver. Safe choices are better than lucky 🍀 guesses!

Extreme Heat Alert in Los Angeles County Attention LA County residents: From March 16-20, temperatures are expected to reach 96-104°F, with inland areas topping 100°F. Stay safe and protect yourself from the dangerous heat! Tips to Stay Safe: Stay hydrated - drink plenty of water Avoid outdoor activity during peak heat hours (10 AM - 6 PM) Check on seniors, children, and pets Cooling Centers: If you need relief from the heat, visit designated cooling centers throughout the county. For more information on heat safety, locations of cooling centers, and preparation tips, visit: ready.lacounty.gov/heat/

🚨FREE STEERING WHEEL LOCK🚨 To receive your free steering wheel lock, you must: * Own a Hyundai or Kia * Live within @LHSLASD jurisdiction Contact Sgt. Arens: (818) 878-5555 or jcarens@lasd.org Distribution will be on a first come, first served basis until we run out.

A heat warning is in effect for LA County. Visit ready.lacounty.gov/heat for resources and cooling center information.☀️

HIGH RISK FOR HEAT ILLNESS this week, especially Thursday and Friday. Adjust plans now to avoid outdoor activities during the heat of the day. #cawx

Community Camera Registry nixle.us/H5RMX

In light of current global events, the Department remains at an elevated level of readiness and is maintaining increased vigilance as we continue to protect our residents of Los Angeles County. We are working closely with our federal and local law enforcement partners to share intelligence and monitor the ongoing conflict in the Middle East and assess any potential impacts in our communities. The safety of the public remains our highest priority. As part of our preparedness efforts, we remain attentive to all potential threats, including lone-actor attacks, sleeper cells, and advanced technological or cyber-related threats. Out of an abundance of caution, and in recognition of current religious observances, the Department has continued increased patrols around places of worship, cultural institutions, and other prominent locations throughout the County. We have proactively reviewed our deployment plans, enhanced coordination with our patrol stations, and ensured that additional resources are available should they be needed. Additionally, the Department has cultural liaisons who work directly with community members to address concerns and foster engagement. We also recognize that some of the most valuable intelligence comes from the public. Our residents are the eyes and ears of our communities, and we encourage everyone to remain aware of their surroundings, including online and in digital spaces. Suspicious activity should always be reported to law enforcement.