Long Beach Airport launched a subsidy for unleaded aviation fuel to reduce lead pollution, backed by $200,000 from airport revenue to make unleaded fuel competitively priced.

The Colorado River near I10 will close to boat traffic Jan 23-30 for power line installation by Ten West, affecting boaters but advancing solar power efforts.

Janice Hahn appoints Mark Waronek to LA County's Quality and Productivity Commission to enhance government efficiency, reflecting his experience in both public service and business.

Los Angeles is set to experience a modestly warm day with mostly cloudy skies and a high of 62 degrees, accompanied by a gentle breeze, and a chance of fog overnight.

The Downtown Disney District at Disneyland Resort will undergo a renovation with new eateries, including a permanent Earl of Sandwich and a food hall with diverse offerings, with plans for completion before Thanksgiving next year.

A man was arrested for fatally stabbing an 18-year-old in San Clemente, with the incident and subsequent arrest reported by the Orange County Sheriff's Department.

Deputies arrested a man suspected of running a drug den in Yucaipa, finding drugs for sale in his car and home, also serving an outstanding felony warrant.

SWAT was activated in Long Beach after a suspected armed burglar prompted a standoff by holing up in a vacant unit, while a separate traffic accident claimed two lives.

Long Beach's Office of Youth Development announces its second year of Youth Power PB, allowing citizens aged 13 to 26 to allocate $400,000 in municipal funds for community projects.

The Huntington Beach Art Center is hosting its annual Centered on the Center exhibition from January 27 to March 16, featuring 200 artists across various mediums.

The Huntington Beach Police Department reported three DUI arrests following traffic accidents within three hours, one involving a repeat offender. They remind the community that impaired driving is preventable.

Former Whittier health clinic CEO Vincenzo Rubino received a 124-month prison sentence for a multimillion-dollar Medi-Cal fraud and must pay restitution.

Samuel Sven Smith received a 26-year sentence for a series of armed robberies and a violent chase involving gunfire in Southern California and Arizona.