LA City Attorney declines to charge most UCLA and USC protesters, citing insufficient evidence and lack of university cooperation. Only two face misdemeanors, and three are referred to City Attorney Hearings.

Martín Majín León, a Pomona barber previously deported and who re-entered the U.S. illegally, was detained by federal agents but later released. His family now faces a complex immigration court case.

Southern California Edison dismantles an old power line to investigate its potential link to the Eaton Fire, while facing multiple lawsuits for possibly causing the blaze.

Federal agents detained 15-20 day laborers at a Home Depot in Pomona, igniting community outrage and concern over the unconfirmed operation targeting individuals seeking work.

Palisades Charter High School resumes in-person classes in a temporary location at a repurposed Sears building after California fires, with Governor Newsom applauding the community's resilience.

Long Beach is distributing 200 free gun safes to residents as part of a community safety initiative to prevent firearm accidents, especially among children.

Los Angeles mourns Pope Francis' death, with local and state leaders expressing their grief and acknowledging his global impact on social justice and environmental issues.

Long Beach Public Library invites the public to a meeting on April 28 to discuss the Michelle Obama Neighborhood Library Garden's redesign, emphasizing sustainable and accessible spaces.

LA Mayor Karen Bass visited an Inside Safe operation which transitioned over 45 homeless individuals to shelters, improving safety by schools and a cemetery.

Pali High has moved to "Pali South" in Santa Monica due to wildfire damage and will return to its main campus in the fall. The local community is aiding the school and its students with services and transportation amid this transition.

A UCLA graduate student was detained by CBP at the San Ysidro border, triggering campus protests against the Trump administration's student visa policies.

The H.O.P.E. Team conducted "Operation Shelter Me" to aid the homeless in San Bernardino County by offering housing, medical, and mental health services.

Los Angeles plans to increase trash collection fees for 1.2 million households to address a $1 billion budget deficit and sustain its waste management program.