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California's new wildfire safety rules, affecting Glendale homeowners, are delayed, with full implementation expected by 2029.
A vigil was held for Keith Porter, shot by an ICE agent on New Year's Eve, sparking calls for justice and scrutiny of the officer's use of deadly force.
The LA County DEO is seeking marketing agencies to promote employee and worker ownership, offering a $400,000 contract to enhance outreach and economic mobility. Applications are due by January 30th, 2026.
Showers are expected for the first time in 20 years at the Rose Parade, with umbrellas banned from the route. Despite economic challenges and potential rain impact, local businesses hope for a boost.
Alhambra City Hall will close for New Year's, and garbage collection will be delayed by a day. Overnight parking enforcement will also pause starting December 24, 2025.
In Los Angeles County, over 6,000 people were trained in life-saving skills through a Public Health Department program in preparation for major upcoming events.
Glendale announced winners of its Winter Decorating Contest, with participants showcasing festive displays, praised by Mayor Ara Najarian for community spirit.
Long Beach's recycling event turns holiday empties into meals for the hungry, supporting Food Finders Inc. while promoting environmental consciousness.
Long Beach's Healthy Active Long Beach program ends after federal funding cuts, impacting community health initiatives and prompting the search for alternative support.
The Long Beach Public Library concluded its SEED program due to federal funding cuts and plans to launch the LBPL Creativity Lab to continue STEAM education.
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass updates the Rent Stabilization Ordinance to cap rent increases and expand tenant protections, part of efforts to address the city's affordability crisis.
LA County has distributed $1.53 million in grants to 367 local businesses impacted by federal immigration enforcement through the Small Business Resiliency Fund.
LA County has moved all female and gender-expansive youth to a therapeutic facility in Malibu, enhancing specialized care and rehabilitation as part of a court-approved plan.
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