The Los Angeles County Commission for Women offers a Resilience Scholarship Program to support women and girls facing adversity in their education. Applications are open until March 28, 2025.

Santa Monica Aquatics announces spring activities, educational programs, job opportunities for lifeguards and swim instructors, and American Red Cross training for water safety.

Long Beach hosts a Neighborhood Spring Kickoff event with family fun and civic engagement to strengthen community ties through its Neighbor-to-Neighbor Program.

Over 200 volunteers joined Service Day LA, led by Mayor Bass, to clean and beautify South L.A., anticipating global events like the World Cup and Olympics.

A student fight at Jehue Middle School resulting in a girl knocked unconscious has sparked debates over school safety and possible racial motivations behind the altercation.

USC's projected cost of attendance for the 2025 school year is estimated at $99,139, with tuition being $73,260. Despite financial aid, the cost remains a significant investment for families.

Southern California colleges were warned by the Department of Education to protect Jewish students from antisemitism under Title VI of the Civil Rights Act or face penalties.

Palmdale launched a Youth Multimedia Fentanyl Awareness Challenge for students to create content about fentanyl dangers, with monetary prizes for winners.

Long Beach hosts a job fair for veterans and service members, offering employment opportunities and services like mental health resources on April 17, 2025.

Long Beach partners with The Little Lion Foundation to launch the Long Beach Community Cat Project, providing free spay and neuter services for local cats, aiming to reduce overpopulation and improve animal welfare.

The DOJ supports religious worship access after an incident at Adas Torah Synagogue, citing the FACE Act against intimidation and emphasizing the right to worship safely. A multi-agency task force also combats antisemitism nationally.

Long Beach received an $11M state grant to address homelessness on the L.A. Riverbed, focusing on safe housing and restoring the area. Success from previous ERF programs is noted.

Los Angeles has restored safe tap water use for 2,000 customers in the Palisades area ahead of schedule, with further efforts ongoing to lift remaining 'Do Not Drink' notices.