Los Angeles (CNN) -- The facility Lindsay Lohan entered Thursday to comply with court-ordered rehab is not licensed to provide alcohol or drug rehab treatment, a state official said. Lohan, 26, flew from New York to California last night to check into Morningside Recovery in Newport Beach, California, by the Thursday morning deadline for her to start her 90-day sentence. When Los Angeles Superior Judge James Dabney sentenced Lohan to 90 days in jail in March he gave her the option of serving the time in a "lock down rehab" facility. "If a 24-hour residential facility is providing treatment or services to promote the recovery of alcohol and drug abuse then they must possess a license," deputy director for the California Department of Alcohol and Drug Programs Millicent Tidwell said.
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NEW: Lohan checks into Morningside Recovery in Newport Beach, California
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NEW: California regulators revoked Morningside's rehab treatment licenses, official says
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A judge ordered 90 days "lock down" rehab for recent convictions
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Lohan's father wants her to move to a Florida rehab facility
None of Morningside's several @placeholder locations are licensed, Tidwell said.