Long Beach is organizing a moment of silence for the 24th anniversary of 9/11 with remarks by Mayor Richardson, a Last Alarm tribute, and a wreath-laying ceremony.

Long Beach has awarded $220,000 through the Level Up LB program to support local small businesses, with 24 recipients completing the program and receiving grants to aid growth.

The Virginia Avenue Park Open House and Resource Fair in Santa Monica, offering a chance for locals to learn about free programs and services, will take place on September 5.

The Powerball jackpot has reached $1.3 billion, with no winners since May 31. A ticket worth $1.38 million was sold in Sherman Oaks. The next draw is poised to be the fifth-largest in the game's history.

The Altadena Town & Country Club celebrated its reopening after the January Eaton fire, with community members and officials marking the event and recognizing the club's longstanding significance.

Labor Day rallies in LA, coordinated by May Day Strong, focus on reducing billionaire influence and supporting social issues, with a parade featuring Antonio Villaraigosa.

Mayor Karen Bass supports the Creators @ Laboratory project in South Los Angeles, an entertainment workforce development hub endorsed by James Fauntleroy and Council President Harris-Dawson.

The Long Beach Public Library is hosting Vida Latina, a month-long celebration of Latin(e) heritage featuring diverse cultural events at all 12 library locations.

"Operation Shelter Me" in Fontana offered housing and health services to the homeless, with 46 contacted and some connected to local aid, but no enrollment in assisted treatment programs.

Mayor Karen Bass's Inside Safe initiative has moved 20+ individuals into shelters with essential amenities, showing progress in handling LA’s homelessness crisis.

Community advocates demand the release of LAUSD student Benjamin Marcelo Guerrero-Cruz from federal custody after he was detained by immigration agents.

LA County DA honored three locals with Courage Awards for their heroic actions that led to preventing a domestic attack, a kidnapping, and a fast-food joint assault.

The Torrance Main Post Office has temporarily closed due to an asbestos contamination, with services moved to nearby locations and contaminated mail being managed per regulations.