Pomona, California, officials issued an apology after it was discovered that some copies of the city's recreation guide mailed to residents contained inappropriate images, described as "pornographic" by the Los Angeles Daily News. The city confirmed that these images were not approved for inclusion and assured the community that they do not reflect the city's values. In a statement on Facebook, city officials expressed their sincere apologies, particularly to families and children affected by this oversight. The city has since pulled the guide from further distribution and is conducting an investigation to determine how the images ended up in the publication. Pomona Assistant City Manager Mark Gluba mentioned that the print shop contracted for the guides, US Printing, confirmed that the errors did not originate from their facility. The city is working with the Pomona Police Department and the US Postal Inspection Service to investigate the matter, suspecting a possible rogue actor may have been involved. Officials emphasized their commitment to transparency and restoring public trust as they review the incident and implement corrective measures. Residents can access the recreation guide as intended on the city's website.