LA County Board of Supervisors approves extending shared use of Walnut Park Elementary for community sports and recreation, enhancing green space in a park-poor area.

Ventura County received a $202,545 grant to strengthen its fight against women's violence by enhancing the Vertical Prosecution Program used by the DA's office.

Four individuals were arrested in Needles on charges including child endangerment and drug-related offenses after a search warrant was executed on Collins Street.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass and officials secure a $300 million reimbursement for the city's COVID-19 efforts, aimed at supporting emergency services and addressing local crises.

Los Angeles law enforcement investigates a homicide on E. 59th Street after a male victim was fatally wounded and later pronounced dead at a hospital.

Detectives arrest two suspects for the murder of 12-year-old Eric Brown and the wounding of a 14-year-old girl in Long Beach, with the use of camera footage and ALPR technology.

RUHS-PH launches a maternal health equity campaign to address disparities affecting Black women, offering resources a support for healthier pregnancies and child development.

Los Angeles County begins a $1.7 billion construction project at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center, aimed at improving access for underserved communities and upgrading the facility to meet seismic safety standards by 2030.

CAVA opens a new Mediterranean fast-casual eatery in Hollywood, offering heart-healthy food options, while supporting food insecurity initiatives through donations and community engagement.

The Irvine Animal Care Center announces its Foster Donation Drive, seeking community support in donating supplies and inviting residents to a celebration event and to join their foster program.

A 15-year-old led Victorville Police on a high-speed chase in a stolen car, resulting in an arrest and the capture of two passengers following a pursuit.

L.A. Mayor Karen Bass and city council members traveled to Sacramento to seek state support for homelessness and housing issues, engaging in productive talks for further resources and legislative support.

Southern California Edison agrees to pay $80 million to the US government to settle claims for damages and firefighting costs from the 2017 Thomas Fire.