A lawsuit against the Curtis School in LA claims unfair expulsion of a student for using a squirt gun emoji and rap lyrics in an email, alleging no school policy was violated.

Santa Clarita Public Library branches now offer a range of passport services, including application processing and renewals, enhancing the library's role in the community.

Orange County introduces its first vow renewal ceremonies for married couples at historic locations, starting October 19, 2024, for a $28 fee, including a souvenir certificate and the option of live streaming the event.

Edison High School students protest a new QR code system monitoring restroom usage, citing privacy concerns and debating the balance between security and students' rights.

Los Angeles' Westlake neighborhood welcomes Lake House, a new supportive housing project aimed at offering affordable homes, especially to those with severe mental illness.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass is moving homeless individuals from encampments to housing, part of a broader initiative tackling the city's homelessness crisis.

The Santa Monica City Council approved an affordable housing project with 122 units aimed at lower-income individuals and those experiencing homelessness, with an expected completion by 2029.

The 2024 Festival of Flight at Long Beach Airport will conclude the centennial celebrations on October 19 with attractions for all ages, including aircraft displays and entertainment.

LAFD deploys a 43-member swift water rescue team to aid in Hurricane Milton response efforts in the southeast as part of FEMA California Task Force 1.

Beverly Hills honors victims on the first anniversary of the devastating Hamas attacks with a ceremony and flags. Commemorations and reflections occur across Los Angeles.

Glendale's Central Park will be renovated using a $5.95 million grant from the U.S. Department of the Interior, as part of a national effort to enhance local parks.

Hundreds gathered in downtown Los Angeles to protest on the eve of the anniversary of the Hamas attacks on Israel, calling for a reassessment of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Tadashi Yanai donates $31 million to UCLA College Division of Humanities to advance Japanese humanities studies and bolster international academic collaboration.