California launches SUN Bucks program to combat child hunger by providing $120 per child for groceries during the summer when school meals are unavailable.

A new County Community Service Center is opening in Brea, Orange County, providing a range of social services, including assistance with food, health insurance, and employment resources.

Long Beach is launching a series of neighborhood leadership workshops, beginning with a digital inclusion event on June 8 at Admiral Kidd Park, to educate residents on vital skills.

LA County has designated June 12 as "Philippine Independence Day" to honor the area's Filipino-American community.

Organic market Erewhon is set to open at a former hardware store site in Glendale, offering organic goods in a space that blends history with health and wellness.

LA's Inside Safe initiative has moved over 30 homeless individuals from Hollywood streets into supportive housing, in partnership with Sunset Sound studio. Mayor Bass continues to seek cost-effective solutions to combat homelessness.

The Long Beach Police are organizing a Gun Buy Back Event on June 29 to reduce gun violence, offering gift cards in exchange for surrendered firearms.

Long Beach Public Library announces its 2024 Summer Reading Program with activities and events across all 12 branches, centered on the theme "Adventure Begins At Your Library."

LA County Library collaborates with Los Angeles Public Library to launch 'One Book, One County,' uniting communities through reading María Amparo Escandón's "L.A. Weather" from June 1 to July 27.

Glendale's Clothing Swaps and Repair Cafés return for eco-conscious sharing and fixing of clothes and electronics with the first event on June 1 at Pacific Park Library.

LA County Supervisor Janice Hahn is hosting a Pride flag-raising ceremony at the County Office of Education in response to Downey City Council's decision not to fly the flag.

San Bernardino County's "Operation Shelter Me" initiative helped house homeless families and connected others with services in Victorville, aided by Laura's Law and SB 170 funding.

A substitute teacher in Orange County quit over mold concerns at an elementary school, which she says were ignored by the administration, despite her repeated reports and evidence shared online. The school insists outside testing found no mold.