The only cul-de-sac in L.A. where skateboarding is illegal
Hermano Drive snakes up a steep hill in Tarzana. The tucked-away enclave is the only one in L.A. where a city ordinance specifically bars skateboarding.
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Hermano Drive snakes up a steep hill in Tarzana. The tucked-away enclave is the only one in L.A. where a city ordinance specifically bars skateboarding.
Hermano Drive snakes up a steep hill in Tarzana. The tucked-away enclave is the only one in L.A. where a city ordinance specifically bars skateboarding.
Every year, throngs of youths descend upon San Francisco’s Mission District for a skateboarding event, but this year festivities ended in chaos, with police arresting over 100 young people — some as young as 13 — and leaving them in the streets with no food, water or chance to use the bathroom for hours, a new lawsuit claim.
A lawsuit has been filed against the city of San Francisco and SFPD for the arrests made at Dolores Hill Bomb skate boarding event in July.
San Francisco District Attorney Brooke Jenkins announced she’s dropping misdemeanor riot charges against those arrested after chaos and violence related to the Dolores Street Hill Bomb skateboard event last month near Mission Dolores Park.