Prisoner Transfers Los Angeles County

A Santa Monica Superior Court judge on Tuesday ordered Whitewater independent counsel Kenneth W. Starr to appear before him later this month to explain why former Whitewater partner Susan McDougal continues to be held in a Los Angeles County jail. Judge Paul G.

A Santa Monica Superior Court judge on Tuesday ordered Whitewater independent counsel Kenneth W. Starr to appear before him later this month to explain why former Whitewater partner Susan McDougal continues to be held in a Los Angeles County jail. Judge Paul G.

Like any good host, Jim Noennick is renovating his rooms for his expected guests. Noennick is facilities coordinator for the North County Correctional Facility, the maximum security part of the Peter J. Pitchess Honor Rancho in Castaic, which is preparing to house up to 400 female inmates beginning next month. This will be the first time in the facility's 60-year history that its 10,000 inmates will include women.

About 20 inmates involved in a series of brawls at the Peter J. Pitchess Honor Rancho earlier this week have been transferred to different parts of the jail, authorities said Thursday. The fights, which broke out in three dormitories at the Honor Rancho's maximum security East Facility on Tuesday, led to 21 injuries as African-American and Latino prisoners fought each other with telephone receivers and broken broomsticks, said Los Angeles County sheriff's spokesman Rich Erickson.

Los Angeles County sheriff's officials on Sunday transferred 89 inmates from a dormitory at the Peter J. Pitchess Honor Rancho in Castaic that was the scene of the latest in a series of race-related brawls at the County Jail. Three sheriff's deputies suffered minor injuries and 14 inmates were hurt in the Saturday night melee, which involved 129 inmates at a dormitory used to hold suspects awaiting trial, sentencing or other court appearances, authorities said.

About 20 inmates involved in a series of brawls at the Peter J. Pitchess Honor Rancho earlier this week have been transferred to different parts of the jail, authorities said Thursday. The fights, which broke out in three dormitories at the Honor Rancho's maximum security East Facility on Tuesday, led to 21 injuries as African-American and Latino prisoners fought each other with telephone receivers and broken broomsticks, said Los Angeles County sheriff's spokesman Rich Erickson.

Like any good host, Jim Noennick is renovating his rooms for his expected guests. Noennick is facilities coordinator for the North County Correctional Facility, the maximum security part of the Peter J. Pitchess Honor Rancho in Castaic, which is preparing to house up to 400 female inmates beginning next month. This will be the first time in the facility's 60-year history that its 10,000 inmates will include women.

Los Angeles County sheriff's officials on Sunday transferred 89 inmates from a dormitory at the Peter J. Pitchess Honor Rancho in Castaic that was the scene of the latest in a series of race-related brawls at the County Jail. Three sheriff's deputies suffered minor injuries and 14 inmates were hurt in the Saturday night melee, which involved 129 inmates at a dormitory used to hold suspects awaiting trial, sentencing or other court appearances, authorities said.