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Bribery Suspect Freed on Bail

Friday, February 17, saw John Wessman, a bribery suspect freed on bail. Wessman is being accused, along with Palm Springs Mayor Steve Pougnet and developer Richard Meaney in a bribery scandal. According to reports, $375,000 was paid to Mayor Pougnet by Wessman and Meaney in order to gain votes on development projects. On Wednesday, February [...]

Property Bonds: What You Need to Know

While the bail bond process is pretty simple, sometimes raising enough cash to bail someone out isn't. After all, finding out a friend or loved one has been arrested usually comes as a surprise, and money to bail someone out just isn't available. In cases like this, a property bond can be a life saver. [...]

The Game Sentenced in Assault Case

Hip Hop artist The Game, born Jayceon Terrell Taylor, was sentenced to 3 years probation on charges stemming from an altercation with an off-duty police officer in 2015. According to authorities, the incident took place at a Pro-am pickup basketball game. How the altercation began isn't known, though The Game was caught on film punching [...]

Santa Clarita Bail Bonds for NCCF

Santa Clarita Bail Bonds for NCCF is one of the fastest ways to get a friend or loved one out of the North County Correctional Facility. Located at 29340 The Old Road in Castaic, North County Correctional Facility (NCCF) is a large complex made up of five separate facilities. It is responsible for housing both [...]

Can I Travel While Out on Bail Bonds?

Sometimes when someone is arrested and released on bail, they have travel plans in the not-too-distant future, thus "can I travel while out on bail bonds?" is a common question we receive. The concern is that there's a stigma against traveling while out on bail, and that anyone who travels may likely be trying to [...]

Hollywood Prankster Surrenders to Police

On New Year's Day, residents of Hollywood were surprised to discover that the iconic "Hollywood" sign had been changed to read "Hollyweed." Police had since been investigating the prank, and last Monday, the alleged prankster turned himself in. Accompanied by his lawyer, Zachary Cole Fernandez turned himself in at the Hollywood station and was subsequently arrested [...]

Canyon Country Storage Room Thefts Lead to Arrests

Several self-storage spaces in Canyon Country were burglarized between December 25th and 30th on the 18600 block of Via Princessa. The arrests came on Saturday, December 31st after a police investigation conducted by the Santa Clarita Sheriff Station deputies. A witness has stated that three suspects were arrested at gunpoint after a vehicle pursuit, with one [...]

Canyon Country Hit-and-Run Results in Fatality

On Monday, December 26th, police discovered a 17-year-old homeless girl lying in the street near the 27500 block of Sierra Highway in Canyon Country. The girl had been the victim of a hit-and-run collision that was reported at 8:30 pm that evening. The investigation is currently underway, though at the moment police aren't sure why [...]

Flasher in Orange County Pleads Guilty, Gets 3 Years

Stephen Ponte Garcia, a registered sex offender with an extensive criminal record was charged with two counts of indecent exposure after exposing himself to women on Orange County buses. Garcia pleaded guilty to both felony counts of indecent exposure with prior convictions and was sentenced to 3 years in prison by the judge. Garcia was [...]

Armed Intruder Breaks Into Saugus Home with Firearm

In the early morning hours of Saturday, December 10th, a Saugus resident was awakened by  pounding at the front door of his family's home. When the man, who asked only to be identified as Matt, went to the door and looked out, he saw someone with their back to the door, pointing a gun at [...]