The host of "Community Matters" is Bill Murray, founder of Los Angeles Community Policing (LACP.org). Topics for this show include a review of the first two the Police Commission Community Meetings to obtain public input for the next Chief. LA Community Policing will carefully follow the process of selecting a new LAPD Chief, just as we did in 2002 when William Bratton was chosen. You're invited to attend any of the community meetings (three more remain) designed to help the Police Commission determine what it is the public wishes to see in it's next Chief of Police. Learn what the public wants in the next LAPD Chief !

The host of "Community Matters" is Bill Murray, founder of Los Angeles Community Policing (LACP.org). Topics for this show include a review of the first two Police Commission Community Meetings to obtain public input for the next Chief. LA Community Policing will carefully follow the process of selecting a new LAPD Chief, just as we did in 2002 when William Bratton was chosen. You're invited to attend any of the community meetings (three more remain) designed to help the Police Commission determine what it is the public wishes to see in it's next Chief of Police. See how LACP covered things last time ! We'll also discuss current news and events.

LIVE on location show !!! .. The host of "Community Matters" is Bill Murray, founder of Los Angeles Community Policing (LACP.org). Tonight's he'll do a special LIVE broadcast from the first of five Police Commission Community Meetings to obtain public input for the next Chief. LA Community Policing will carefully follow the process of selecting a new LAPD Chief, just as we did in 2002 when William Bratton was chosen. You're invited to attend any of the community meetings, designed to help the Police Commission determine what it is the public wishes to see in it's next Chief of Police.

The host of "Community Matters" is Bill Murray, founder of Los Angeles Community Policing (LACP.org). Tonight's topics include the Police Commission Community Meetings to obtain public input for the next Chief. LA Community Policing will carefully follow the process of selecting a new LAPD Chief, just as we did in 2002 when William Bratton was chosen. You're invited to attend any of the community meetings, four this time, designed to help the Police Commission determine what it is the public wishes to see in it's next Chief of Police. See how LACP covered things last time ! We'll also discuss current news and events.

The host of "Community Matters" is Bill Murray, founder of Los Angeles Community Policing (LACP.org), which began as his reaction to 9-11 and has since become the world's biggest grassroots effort devoted to community based policing. The web site features well over 1900 pages of articles and information and has been continuously published since early 2002. Current events and news were the topic on this edition of "Community Matters" where a number of issues were discussed.

The host of "Community Matters" is Bill Murray, founder of Los Angeles Community Policing (LACP.org), which began as his reaction to 9-11 and has since become the world's biggest grassroots effort devoted to community based policing. The web site features well over 1900 pages of articles and information and has been continuously published since early 2002. Current events and news were the topic on this edition of "Community Matters" where a number of issues were discussed.

The host of "Community Matters" is Bill Murray, founder of Los Angeles Community Policing (LACP.org), which began as his reaction to 9-11 and has since become the world's biggest grassroots effort devoted to community based policing. The web site features well over 1900 pages of articles and information and has been continuously published since early 2002. Current events and news were the topic on this edition of "Community Matters" where a number of issues were discussed.

The host of "Community Matters" is Bill Murray, founder of Los Angeles Community Policing (LACP.org), which began as his reaction to 9-11 and has since become the world's biggest grassroots effort devoted to community based policing. The web site features well over 1900 pages of articles and information and has been continuously published since early 2002. Current events and news were the topic on this edition of "Community Matters" where co hosts Bill Murray and Sandy Nazemi discussed a number of issues.

The "Community Matters" special guest tonight is recently retired Fire Chief Don Haupt, who led both the huge Norfolk, VA, and the smaller Coral Springs, FL, Fire Departments. Don's career spanned a time when there were dramatic innovations in fire fighting equipment, communication technology and public safety philosophies. Paramedic and 911 systems were completely overhauled. "Community Matters" co-hosts Bill Murray and Sandy Nazemi find out what this has meant to America's public safety community, and how volunteers can get more involved.

"Animal Wellness" with special guest Lezle Stein is the topic of this edition of our "Community Matters" talk radio show. An LA based dog trainer and animal advocate, Ms. Stein also participated in the Bad Boy Blue-Ray edition of "Marley & Me" released March 31st from Fox Studios. Co-hosts Bill Murray and Sandy Nazemi will be discussing both domestic animals and wildlife issues with Lesle, including positive reward based training techniques, with loads of tips, and fun ideas for you and your dog !!