LADWP declared tap water in Granada Hills and Porter Ranch safe after a boil notice, due to a valve malfunction, was lifted following testing. Affected residents advised to flush pipes.

Santa Monica hosts a free event at Tongva Park to celebrate its 150th anniversary with art, music, and activities.

Immigrant-rights groups in LA held a 'community stoppage' with fast-food worker strikes, rallies, and boycotts of corporations accused of facilitating ICE raids, after a raid at Home Depot led to arrests by ICE agents.

The Summer Night Lights program in LA saw over 110,000 participants, with Mayor Bass linking it to lower crime rates and a potential 60-year homicide low. The program offers free activities and aims to improve community-police relations.

The LAFD restored water service and hydrant pressure to Northern San Fernando Valley, but a boil water notice is still in effect until LADWP completes water quality testing. Residents are advised on safe water usage and resource centers provide aid.

A water main break in Granada Hills sent water into streets and a home while LADWP worked to fix a failed valve affecting over 9,200 customers. Repairs are complicated by nearby oil and gas lines, with LADWP providing support to residents.

A Mega Millions ticket worth $4.6 million was sold in Tarzana, California, with the winner matching the first five numbers. The jackpot grows to $128 million for the next draw.

Long Beach hosts a career fair on August 20 aimed at helping those with a criminal justice background reenter the workforce, providing resources and opportunities for employment, healthcare, and housing.

Los Angeles artist Kenneth Webb unveiled "The Healing Fields," a mural symbolizing community resilience and unity against hate, at The Upendo House in collaboration with LA vs Hate and Hear Me Out.

Federal agents conducted an immigration raid using rental trucks in Los Angeles, detaining several people and sparking controversy and legal debate over their tactics.

Santa Monica gears up for the new school year with safety improvements and free public transit for students, hoping to ease transportation struggles and promote active, safe travel to school.

Pasadena Water and Power unveiled the new Parke Groundwater Well and refurbished basketball courts at Villa Parke, enhancing the community's water infrastructure and recreational facilities.

Los Angeles teachers are rallying for increased protections for immigrant students, demanding a federal agent-free zone around schools and additional mental health services.