- Public Corruption
- Nov 5, 2026
California Supervisor’s Home RAIDED As FBI Searches Airport Board Leaders & Beverly Hills Mansion
In July 28, FBI agents served sealed search warrants across Southern California, including at the home and office of San Bernardino County Supervisor Curt Hagman and the home of Ontario Mayor Pro Tem Alan Wapner. The two men lead the Ontario International Airport Authority. Agents also went to a $24.6 million Beverly Hills mansion, an attorney’s properties and a West Covina media company, and served a subpoena at the airport.
What neighbors and news helicopters saw that morning What investigators may have been looking for, according to reports Why the Ontario airport board matters in this story The Beverly Hills mansion and the locksmith at the gate The other targets, and what the public record shows about them The Ontario mayor’s call for Wapner to step down The heated council meeting, the vote, and what happened next The warrants are sealed. No one has been arrested or charged with any crime, and a search is not an accusation. Hagman and Wapner have said they did nothing wrong.
Presumption of innocence
Anyone accused in this report who has not been convicted is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.
Sources
FBI Los Angeles (confirmation of warrants); NBC4 Los Angeles; KTLA 5; ABC7; FOX 11; CBS News Los Angeles; Los Angeles Times, New York Post and San Bernardino County Sentinel reporting; KVCR. News footage is used under fair use for news reporting and commentary.
