Pasadena introduces the Open Rewards program, providing 5% cash back at local businesses to boost the economy and support small merchants. The initiative is active until March 31, 2026.

After a violent attack at a Rüfüs Du Sol concert, the victim and her fiancé are suing the Rose Bowl and the alleged attacker for negligence in security. The attacker, who pled not guilty, assaulted the woman post a drink spill incident.

Councilman Curren Price hospitalized after a health incident at an event, with Mayor Bass assisting; his condition is under evaluation. He faces corruption charges.

Los Angeles County has unanimously approved measures to enhance emergency response systems following lessons from the destructive Eaton and Palisades Fires.

LA County approved a $20 million settlement for the family of Noah Cuatro, a 4-year-old boy who died due to abuse, acknowledging the system's failure to protect him.

Altadena residents demand a state investigation into LA County's response to the January Eaton Fire, criticizing delayed evacuations and systemic failures as identified by the McChrystal Group's report.

A woman was detained by U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents after her green card interview in Los Angeles, potentially impacting her legal defense and prompting her husband to seek intervention.

The 2026 Rose Court was chosen in Pasadena to serve as cultural ambassadors, with members receiving scholarships for their academic and leadership excellence.

Eighteen dogs were rescued from a Coachella property by RCDAS. The department, facing severe overcrowding, transferred them to Amazing Dogs Rescue and waived adoption fees due to capacity issues.

Long Beach prepares for street closures due to the 41st annual marathon on October 5, affecting various routes and parking.

Long Beach Airport adds a new security lane and improves the layout to expedite passenger screening, aligning with its commitment to convenience and anticipating increased traffic for upcoming global events.

Mayor Karen Bass' Inside Safe program in Los Angeles successfully moved nearly 60 homeless individuals from encampments, reflecting ongoing efforts to address the city's homelessness crisis.

The Long Beach Resource Line, a service for connecting residents to city resources initiated during the pandemic, will be discontinued after September 30 due to funding issues.