Khashan Law
October 30, 2026
Halloween weekend is almost here. Children are preparing their costumes. Families are planning trick-or-treating routes. Neighborhoods are decorating their homes. Community organizations are hosting celebrations. For children, Halloween can be one of the most exciting nights of the year. For parents and drivers, it is also an important time to think about safety. With more… Read More
October 26, 2026
As October comes to an end, the days become shorter and more people find themselves driving after sunset. For many Southern California residents, nighttime driving is simply part of everyday life. Commuting home from work, picking up children from activities, attending community events, or running errands can all mean spending more time on the road… Read More
October 14, 2026
Fall in Southern California may not bring snow-covered streets or freezing temperatures, but one seasonal change affects everyone on the road. It gets darker earlier. That means evening commutes, after-school activities, trips to the grocery store, dog walks, exercise, and neighborhood activities increasingly take place in lower-light conditions. For drivers and people on foot, pedestrian… Read More
October 12, 2026
October means costumes, decorations, school events, pumpkin patches, Halloween parties, and eventually thousands of children walking through neighborhoods for trick-or-treating. For families, it is one of the most exciting times of the year. It can also create unusual safety risks, which is why Halloween child safety deserves a few minutes of planning. Children may be… Read More
September 28, 2026
California roads don’t belong exclusively to cars and trucks. Every day, drivers share streets and intersections with bicyclists, pedestrians, motorcyclists, runners, families, and children traveling to and from school. Our September campaign for bicycle and pedestrian safety emphasizes that drivers, cyclists, pedestrians, and motorcyclists all share our streets. Looking carefully before turning, yielding when required,… Read More
September 25, 2026
By late September, students and parents have settled back into their school-year routines. Morning drop-offs, afternoon pickups, school buses, crossing guards, bicyclists, and children walking home once again become part of everyday traffic throughout Ontario and the Inland Empire, which makes California school zone safety a daily habit rather than a first-week-of-term reminder. We covered… Read More
September 19, 2026
Community safety in Ontario isn’t created by one law, one organization, or one person. It is built through thousands of responsible decisions made every day by drivers, cyclists, pedestrians, parents, businesses, and neighbors. Whether you’re driving through Ontario, walking through a shopping center, or riding a bicycle through an Inland Empire neighborhood, the decisions you… Read More
September 14, 2026
School zone safety starts with recognizing that school zones are some of the busiest areas in our communities. During morning drop-off and afternoon pickup, cars, school buses, pedestrians, bicyclists, parents, and crossing guards can all be moving through the same area at once. For drivers, that means paying extra attention and being prepared for conditions… Read More
September 3, 2026
Parking lots may seem safer than busy streets and freeways because vehicles are traveling at lower speeds, but parking lot accidents happen more often than many people realize. Shopping centers, grocery stores, schools, office complexes, apartment buildings, and entertainment venues can become crowded environments where vehicles, pedestrians, shopping carts, and cyclists are all moving within… Read More
August 5, 2026
Whether you’re walking to school, heading into work, exercising around your neighborhood, or crossing a parking lot, you should be able to do so safely. Unfortunately, pedestrian accidents continue to occur every day throughout California, often leaving victims with severe injuries and long recovery periods. Because pedestrians have little protection against the force of a… Read More