The city of Santa Clarita invites local youths to join the 2024 Young Artists and Authors Showcase focused on climate change, with a chance to win a $1,000 prize.

Operation Safe Cities is launched by federal and local law enforcement in Los Angeles to combat rising violent crimes by prosecuting offenders more effectively.

The Dodgers fired interpreter Ippei Mizuhara after he was accused of stealing from Shohei Ohtani for gambling; the matter is being referred to authorities.

Officers from the Gang Task Force in Southern California seized weapons, drugs, and cash during raids in Beaumont and Banning, leading to three arrests.

Los Angeles firefighters extinguished a house fire in Winnetka within 25 minutes, preventing major damage and injuries, although one resident suffered minor smoke inhalation.

Culver City Council denied the renaming of an alley to Bruce Lee Alley as it didn't meet the city's naming criteria.

Irvine announces the launch of its free Irvine CONNECT shuttle service in April 2024 to offer convenient transit options, foster environmental benefits, and provide better community access.

Mayor Farrah N. Khan gave her final State of the City Address, discussing Irvine's progress in innovation and sustainability, and highlighting future initiatives such as the Irvine Accelerator and Innov8 programs.

Los Angeles County health officials have issued warnings against water activities at several beaches, including Santa Monica Pier, due to high bacterial levels. Escondido State Beach has been cleared for use.

Culver City hosts an Easter egg hunt, the "Spring Egg-stravaganza," at Veterans Memorial Park for families, with registration required and limited parking.

Charles Emmanuel Cobb was arrested and charged with 17 counts of commercial burglary in Coachella Valley after local law enforcement executed a search warrant at his home.

Los Angeles will see typical fog and clouds giving way to sun, with cooler temperatures and potential weekend rain according to the National Weather Service.

The city of South Pasadena announced a joint meeting with the City Council and Public Safety Commission on March 20, 2024, to discuss public safety issues.