LA County calls for storm damage reports via an online survey to assess eligibility for state and federal aid, though completion does not guarantee assistance.

California is considering a bill to ban all plastic shopping bags by 2026, expanding on the current ban on thin plastic bags to include thicker varieties.

Christian Bale has launched "Together California," an initiative aimed at keeping foster siblings together in Palmdale, exemplifying an alternative foster care model.

Riverside County's Clerk's Office is gearing up for Valentine's Day as they anticipate a surge in weddings, having hosted over 5,000 the previous year.

The LA County Board of Supervisors has approved a $783 million budget to address homelessness, focusing on housing solutions, prevention, and support services.

Huntington Beach Police and Rad Power Bikes host an E-Bike Safety event with a focus on rules and safe equipment, including a raffle for a RadRunner 2 e-bike.

LAFD Chief Anthony Marrone and Consul General Sinan Kuzum commemorate the one-year anniversary of the Türkiye and Syria earthquake, highlighting ongoing recovery and international aid efforts.

The San Bernardino County's H.O.P.E. Team conducted "Operation Shelter Me" in Adelanto, helping 26 homeless individuals by providing shelter and connecting them to services.

The City of Long Beach offers over 700 classes including art, fitness, and sports available for residents to sign up for, beginning March and running through May.

Malibu adopts an ordinance to regulate Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs), aiming to address housing shortages while preserving the city's character, in response to California's laws on affordable housing.

Long Beach begins building a youth shelter and navigation center for homeless individuals aged 18-24, offering beds and support services with a $4.1 million budget.

Santa Clarita's Valencia Community Center is getting a renovation, including an indoor pool and various community-centric facilities, at no cost to the city due to a donation agreement with the YMCA.

The Irvine Traffic Bureau offers a motorcycle safety training program on February 10, with priority registration for Irvine residents. Participants require a motorcycle, proper gear, and a positive attitude for the all-day session at the Great Park.