Long Beach continues its homeless support efforts with a donation drive, collecting essential items like hygiene kits, clothes, and pet supplies on March 9. Over 35,000 donations have been received since early 2023.

Alison King is appointed as the Director of the Long Beach Department of Health and Human Services, bringing over two decades of experience to the role. She oversees a significant budget and staff, aiming to enhance community health services.

A U.S. citizen was arrested after Border Patrol found $130,000 worth of fentanyl in luggage at an Indio, California checkpoint, part of Operation Apollo to combat drug smuggling.

A fire erupted at a South Gate strip mall, with L.A. County firefighters responding early Friday morning. No injuries were reported as crews worked to extinguish the blaze. The cause remains undetermined.

LA County Supervisors seek an investigation into home insurers' policies due to increased wildfire risks and the impact on rates and coverage for homeowners.

Los Angeles County Public Works completed a $150,000 road safety project near Littlerock High School, adding new stop controls and LED signs to enhance student safety.

LA County Supervisor Kathryn Barger allocated $500,000 for the Center for Transportation Technology Excellence in Antelope Valley, aimed at boosting the economy and creating over 114,300 jobs.

Santa Clarita has expanded transit options, with a new station and more trains, based on residents' feedback and aimed at improving connectivity and access to events.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass and Councilmember Imelda Padilla unveiled over 100 solar-powered streetlights in Van Nuys to promote safety and environmental sustainability.

The LA Sheriff's Department honored retiring LAPD Chief Michel Moore on Twitter for his 42-year service, highlighting his dedication and community service.

The LA County Sheriff's Department seeks public aid in finding shoplifters who hit a Dick's Sporting Goods in Palmdale, using photos of the suspects and a grey Audi.

Dominic H. Choi will be sworn in as the new Chief of Police for the LAPD on March 1, 2024, bringing 28 years of experience within the department to the role.

Two juveniles were arrested by the LAPD's ORCTF in connection with an ongoing string of retail thefts in Los Angeles, marking the task force's 34th arrest of the year.