Long Beach launches Walk to School Week to promote physical activity, safety, and community for students and families, with fun events and educational initiatives.

The City of Lancaster gave out 800 free Ring Cameras to residents as part of their Digital Shield Initiative to improve community safety through technology.

LAUSD expands the Opportunity L.A. program, providing first graders with college savings accounts and an initial $50 deposit to encourage higher education savings.

Santa Clarita offers a range of Spring Break activities for children aged 4.5 to 17, including camps focused on games, arts, sports, and STEAM subjects, as announced by City Manager Ken Striplin. Registration is available online and in-person.

A group won the $1.765 billion Powerball jackpot with a ticket sold in Frazier Park, California, as reported by NBC Los Angeles and CBS News Los Angeles.

The Ojai Police Department invites locals to "Pizza with the Police," aiming to strengthen community bonds over dinner and conversation at Air Pizza on March 21.

The Long Beach Police Department is increasing patrols on St. Patrick's Day to deter impaired driving and promote public safety, urging individuals to choose sober drivers.

Deputies from the San Bernardino County Sheriff-Coroner Department assisted in the unexpected roadside birth of baby Bryson on Victorville’s Mc Art Road.

Long Beach Airport, Southwest Airlines, and officials helped fly 75 Jordan High School musicians to perform at NYC's Carnegie Hall, with funds for the trip raised by the community and the Mayor's Fund.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass and Finland's Trade Minister Ville Tavio signed an LOI to jointly tackle climate change and promote clean energy and economic growth.

Long Beach sets March 28 for Transportation Day, focusing on accessibility for the disabled, featuring sign-ups for Access Paratransit and other services, and a panel discussion on inclusive transportation.

Two Catholic schools in Los Angeles, St. Agnes and St. Teresa of Avila, are set to close due to severe declines in enrollment, despite community fundraising efforts.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass announces a $9.34 million federal fund to tackle homelessness and improve affordable housing during her visit to Paris leading a business delegation.