What are the courts at the local level?
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Yes there are, such as: county, municipal, township and district courts- hearing most of the judicial cases.
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There are several in Los Angeles or the Los Angeles area.  What are you looking for? A particular courtroom?
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contact a local attorney
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Go to the county court website like example below.
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There is actually, ideologically one judiciary. But there are 50 courts. One for each state. \n\nIn each state there are district courts and there are circuit courts. \n\nDistrict courts basically cover criminal cases for states and commonwealths. Most of the time criminal cases are tried in district court if they are murder, larceny, burglary, rape, violence, and drug stuff.  But not always. In some states they include things like discrimination, jurisdictional disputes between state and local governments and a plethora of other serious things. \n\nCircuit Courts basically hear family law, civil stuff like money issues, divorces, lawsuits against neighbors, tort claims and civil stuff that isn't criminal. But each state has the authority to paint its own definition of the courts by legislation. \n\nAppellate courts are for appeals after one court or another has ruled. Like if Ford Motor Company gets into a fight with Firestone Tires and the courts award one side a billion dollars in damages and then the other side goes to court and appeals the money settlement arguing that the side that won a billion dollars got an excessive fine imposed and that it is unconstitutional to fine excessively. \n\nThe U.S. Supreme Court only hears Constitutional issues on matters that come from lower courts, appellate courts and district courts. If it isn't a Constitutional question, the U.S. Supreme Court doesn't hear it. \n\nAlmost all courts in this country are State Courts. Unless the crime is federal, like bank robbery or drug trafficking where you get picked up by the DEA or if you firebomb a bunch of log trucks in a Forest Service forest, you will not end up in Federal Court. The federal courts only hear federal crimes. \n\nMost of the crimes in this country are the jurisdiction of the state courts. They are the courts for issues, which, under MOST circumstances, are petty. Like juvenile courts where a kid shoplifts a pack of cigarettes from a convenience store. Or where a dog jumps the fence and goes into the neighbors yard and bites the homeowner next door. Serious, but not on the same level as murder or raping a 10 year old girl. And then there is traffic court. Traffic courts are like ticket courts where you get a fine for driving over the speed limit, parking in the mayor's spot at the mall or running over a fire hydrant when you are coming home from work. \n\nGranted there are severe issues heard in these courts, too. Like a 15 year old who gets tried in juvenile court for murdering his mother, or dog court where a guy doesn't have a dog, but he has a tiger in his back yard and the neighbors are scared shitless. And there is always the drunk driver who gets into an 18 wheeler full of produce and hauls off down an Indiana highway and runs into 3 school busses full of children on their way home from Vacation Bible School whose case gets heard in traffic court, first, at least. \n\nSo the courts all have different jurisdictions and they all handle basically similar but not all the same types of cases. It depends on your state which jurisdictions those courts have in common with other states.
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at the local court house for the county which you are interested in.  not sure if you can view them online.  search for the county court you are interested in in google or yahoo.
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You don't have to go anywhere else.  You just appeal all adverse ruling.  You can not go around town and find a sympathetic judge, doing this is discouraged by the law.  It is called "forum shopping".
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go to your local state court house
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You can probably find those online, but for more help you have to tell us what state and probably which court.  Go online to the website of the county court in question (most counties have them now) and there may be a form for a answer.  You might get help by calling the court clerk, but don't count on it.
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I assume you mean Nottingham. A crown court is where serious crimes are tried in England.\n\nHer Majesty's Courts Services:\nhttp://www.hmcourts-service.gov.uk/HMCSCourtFinder/Search.do;jsessionid=F01B3104D95869C90C9A5E198E10C8CB\n\nNottinghamshire Criminal Justice Board\nhttp://lcjb.cjsonline.gov.uk/Nottinghamshire/meetings_new.html\n\nThis one looks interesting. Some free info if you click around, some looks like pay.\nhttp://www.courtserve2.net/directories/crown-courts/nottingham-details.htm
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http://www.hallcountycourts.com/mapoverview.htm
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contact the local police department or county court
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The clerk's office at your local court house.
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yes we do have courts here and lots of them there called civil  county courts they handle civil cases such as claims against people like you and me, counter claims and business disputes such as insolvency or a company has not paid for goods recieved by a supplier but in extreme serious cases where breach in health and safety such as death or damage to property or the enviroment then the matter will be turned over to the crown courts were they can receive a higher sentence or fine you can find out how many companys are taken to court usually they offenders are printed in your local newspapers under business section or you can find out this information from the local county courts or visit the department of trade and industry
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look in the local papers where you live
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Get an attorney in your local jurisdiction
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Local governments are cities, counties, townships, school districts, fire districts, etc.  Anything less than the state level that can make laws and levy taxes.