Long Beach has launched a pilot program allowing 24/7 drop-off of used mattresses for recycling, in a bid to reduce waste and prevent illegal dumping.

Rolling Hills residents face utility shutoffs due to land movement, with gas and power disruptions preempting safety concerns, affecting dozens of homes.

It's the end of the road for AIDS/LifeCycle, the 7-day, 545-mile bike ride fundraiser from San Francisco to Los Angeles.

Pasadena celebrates National Latino Heritage Month with a range of events from September 15 to October 15, including music, parades, crafts, and a focus on Latino-owned businesses.

Long Beach is seeking public opinion via an online survey about hosting cannabis-themed events. The City Council requested a feasibility study for such events, emphasizing community involvement to shape policy.

Pasadena breaks ground on The David and Katherine Lee Home, a transitional shelter for homeless families, led by Door of Hope and supported by community and private donations.

LADWP gave away air conditioners to seniors in Los Angeles to combat record-breaking heat, alongside financial aid program enrollment and local job discussions.

Los Angeles responds to an Excessive Heat Warning by opening cooling centers, providing hotel vouchers for the unhoused, and ensuring utility preparedness. Mayor Bass leads the effort to offer residents and pets heat relief resources.

Riverside County Animal Services in Southern California offers free pet adoptions on September 7 to support the Clear the Shelters campaign and alleviate shelter overcrowding.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass orders actions to protect residents during an Excessive Heat Warning, including opening augmented cooling centers and coordinating resources across the city.

SoCal Edison is shutting off power to 140 homes in Rancho Palos Verdes due to land movement, and an evacuation warning has been issued for affected residents.

Santa Clarita Public Library launches Food For Fines program, allowing donations of non-perishable food items to clear up to $20 in fines, supporting local food banks.

Federal support has been granted to Los Angeles immigrant aid groups, enhancing local efforts to assist migrants with services such as legal aid, healthcare, and housing.