Long Beach has launched an Electric Bicycle Lending Library, offering residents a chance to borrow an E-bike for three months for free to promote sustainable transport.

Long Beach launches Walk to School Week to promote physical activity, safety, and community for students and families, with fun events and educational initiatives.

The LAPD seeks information on a felony hit-and-run from last December on Pico Boulevard, where a white Dodge Charger struck a 21-year-old, causing severe injuries.

Former tax preparer Stephen Jake McGonigle was sentenced to 10 years in prison for orchestrating a multi-state tax fraud scheme totaling over $1 million.

LAFD quickly extinguished a fire at a Studio City commercial building, preventing significant damage, with no reported injuries. The cause is under investigation.

Los Angeles County issued health warnings for high bacteria levels at several beaches, including Santa Monica Pier and Escondido State Beach, advising against swimming near discharge points. Other areas met clean water standards.

Kobe Bryant's 2000 NBA championship ring, given to his father Joe "Jellybean" Bryant, is up for auction and could attract bids well above its current $94,000 price.

A 66-year-old motorcyclist died after a van crossed into his lane and struck him on the 33 Freeway in Ventura County. The 34-year-old van driver suffered minor injuries. CHP is investigating the crash.

Los Angeles could face an audit of its homelessness programs as the city is accused of failing to implement a 2022 settlement to reduce the homeless population.

Two shootings occurred in Long Beach; a teen was wounded in the first, while the second incident had no injuries but confirmed gunfire. Both cases are under investigation with unknown suspects.

A woman led police on a high-speed chase ending with her car in the Pacific Ocean near Venice Beach; she and two dogs were rescued and she faces multiple charges.

Three LA churches were burglarized, with Zion Temple losing a van vital for food delivery and Legacy Church missing a trailer and tractor. Resilient, they continue their community service amid police investigations.

The LAFD quickly extinguished a fire in a vacant duplex in Chinatown, LA, preventing spread to adjacent buildings, with no injuries reported and the cause under investigation.