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Public Works Commission Studies Cabrillo Reservoir
BY BIANCA HEYWARD
The Cabrillo Reservoir at Coldwater Canyon and Cabrillo Drive Located on city-owned property at Coldwater Canyon Drive and Cabrillo Drive, the Cabrillo Reservoir has been a contentious plot of land for the Public Works Commission since it was abandoned in 1986 due to groundwater infi ltration. After the city adopted the Integrated Water Resources Master Plan (IWRMP) in 2020, the Cabrillo site was analyzed for how to maximize emergency water storage supplies and found a reservoir capacity of 4.3 million gallons (MG). The project would be feasible by reconstructing the site to comprise of two cells of 2.15MG each. (Cabrillo Reservoir continues on page 15)
LAPD Chase Ends In Front of BHPD Headquarters
BY SAMUEL BRASLOW
A pursuit that began in Beverly Crest and terminated in front of the Beverly Hills Police Department (BHPD) headquarters on April 18 led to the arrest of a woman for suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon, according to police.
The street in front of BHPD headquarters, Rexford Drive, was cordoned off to traffi c and pedestrians for about 30 minutes, but the incident took place in Los Angeles. The woman, whose name was not immediately released, allegedly fi red a shot into the ground during a dispute with another woman in Beverly Crest, according to the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD).
The incident occurred about 9 a.m. in the 9500 block of Highridge Place, LAPD reported.
BHPD Sgt. Ryan Dolan told the Courier that the department’s involvement in the case came about by chance.
“Our officers were assisting the Los Angeles Police Department with a high risk stop of a felony suspect, but it’s not our case,” he told the Courier. “They were in pursuit and it just happened to be stopped in front of our station.”
According to the LAPD, the women were involved in a "residential property" dispute when one of them fi red a shot and drove off . The other woman was not wounded, police said.
With City News Service
