The city of Malibu demonstrates a decrease in homelessness, supported by figures from the LAHSA. Mayor Doug Stewart credits a service-driven approach. The count shows a rise to 69 individuals, partly due to technical issues during the count.

Long Beach's Department of Parks, Recreation, and Marine will offer over 700 classes this fall, starting registration on August 5. Activities for all ages include arts, music, sports, and fitness.

CalFresh extends reporting window for replacement benefits for food lost in Riverside County fires to August 19, helping 23,511 households recover from the disaster.

SoCalGas is shutting off gas to 130 homes in Rancho Palos Verdes due to land instability, with residents and local officials seeking more preparation time.

Los Angeles provided free air conditioners and utility bill aid to seniors in response to rising temperatures, emphasizing the need for resources during extreme heat, especially for vulnerable groups.

A Vons store in Eagle Rock sold a Mega Millions ticket worth $548,195, not hitting the jackpot but matching five numbers.

The City of Long Beach calls for donations to help the local homeless during summer, marking the 12th initiative since last year. A drive-thru event on July 27 will collect items like hygiene kits and pet essentials.

The Montana Branch of the Santa Monica Public Library introduced self-service hours to improve community access, requiring pre-approved patrons to use their cards for services.

Senior citizens in Watts, Los Angeles, received free portable air conditioning units from LADWP to help them cope with high temperatures. This initiative is part of the wider Cool LA program aimed at assisting those in heat-vulnerable areas.

Palmdale unveils the Fight Fentanyl Summer Program to educate youth on substance abuse and provide life skills to resist drugs, including fentanyl, with activities at local centers in July.

A Granada Hills preschool is under fire after a teacher was accused of duct-taping children's mouths; the teacher has been fired, and the school is facing an investigation and possible legal action.

The city of Santa Clarita announces "The Big I Do" group wedding event for Valentine's Day 2025, including catering, live music, and a chance for couples to win wedding attire and other essentials.

A moving truck distributed furniture to unhoused people on L.A.’s Skid Row, prompting questions about homelessness support amid recent reports of a slight decrease in the area's homeless population.