Copters still up.

"Police are investigating after a chase ended in a fatal crash involving a pickup truck and what appears to be a police motorcycle and shots fired in a Simi Valley neighborhood Tuesday afternoon.

The crash was reported in the 2500 block of Dusan Street, south of Sycamore Drive.

Sky5’s Gil Leyvas was over the scene at 4 p.m., where a motorcycle could be seen on its side next to a white pickup truck that sustained front-end damage. The truck also appeared to have bullet holes in the windshield. A SWAT vehicle was stationed directly next to the truck.

A body could also be seen covered with a white sheet near the crash site.

It all started with a police pursuit that came to an end when the pickup truck driven by the suspect crashed into the motorcycle and shots were fired by officers. One resident reported hearing the gunshots.

It has not yet been confirmed if the person who was killed in the crash was the pursuit suspect. It’s unknown if any officers were injured in the incident.

Residents were told to avoid the area until further notice." - KTLA 5 News

Got my work schedule and realized I wouldn’t make it to the Friday performance of Spring Awakening at Born to Perform in the Simi Mall (gotta support local theater)

Tried contacting support and haven’t heard a response.

If anyone wants the ticket you’re free to DM me, first come first serve.

Edit: claimed! Ty!

does anybody remember when they shut down part of cochran between tapo cyn and tapo last year? i’m sorry i dont remember exactly when, maybe in the fall? i remember seeing a couple of fake buildings on that empty lot on tapo and cochran and i was just wondering, if anybody knew what was being filmed there?

I am getting the door between my garage and the back yard (note - back yard, not the house!) replaced because the current one is rotten. One builder quoting for it insists it needs to be a fully fledged fire door because of the planning rules. Another says a fibreglass is ok here, as there is no house access involved.

I called the city planning offices to try to get a definitive answer, but couldn't get anyone to answer the phone. Online, the best I could find was basically "it depends".

Does anyone have an answer? Or a good official number or email who could give me the answer?

Thanks.