Culver City decided to purchase a gun shop near a school to prevent another firearm store from taking its place, sparking a debate among residents over the city's priorities and spending.

The LAPD's Central Traffic Division will host its annual "Cops 4 Tots" car show on October 1 to benefit the Los Angeles Children's Hospital and other local children's charities with 23 years of tradition, as the community comes together to support children in need.

The City of Irvine is recognized with a Beacon Leadership & Innovation Award for the grassroots Cool Irvine program, bringing sustainability and resiliency to local communities.

As the push against book censorship continues, LA County Library joins the National Books Unbanned initiative, aiming to provide free access to diverse literature for teenagers.

In response to the growing need for comprehensive victim services, the Ventura County District Attorney's Office receives a $640,000 grant to enhance one local key resource: the Carmen Ramirez Family Justice Center in Oxnard.

San Bernardino Sheriff's Dive Rescue team, along with other agencies, participated in the annual Steamboat Cove Underwater Cleanup event, unearthing buried treasures and taking a stand for the environment.

Glendale Tech Week gathers the city's top tech firms, boosting its growing reputation as a thriving tech community. BrandLens secures victory at GTW 2023 PitchFest challenge.

The Canyon Country Community Center in Santa Clarita experiences a brief playground shutdown for essential maintenance work, but promises a quick reopening.

Despite Governor Abbott's controversial actions, Los Angeles continues to welcome and support asylum seekers on a challenging road to a new life.

In response to the recent approval of a controversial transgender notification policy by the Temecula Valley school board, high school students staged walkouts across Southern California demanding change.

The Los Angeles Fire Department seeks community feedback as it revisits the tattoo policy amid concerns of negatively impacting cultural inclusion and operational efficiency.

The 3rd Annual Lagerlof Cares Golf Tournament aims to raise $50,000 for Union Station Homeless Services. Among the prizes, a Tesla car - the cheapest version of which is $40,240 base price.

A remarkable achievement for 18 schools in the Los Angeles and Orange counties as they set new standards in education, earning the prestigious National Blue Ribbon distinction.