Long Beach Airport launched a subsidy for unleaded aviation fuel to reduce lead pollution, backed by $200,000 from airport revenue to make unleaded fuel competitively priced.

Two violent incidents occurred in Long Beach: a shooting where Edwin Cruz was arrested but no one was injured, and a standoff after a home invasion that ended with the suspect's arrest following SWAT intervention.

The Long Beach Public Library celebrates black history with "Our History, Our Future," featuring events from professional development to music performances, starting February 3rd.

Lancaster, CA receives a $5 million state grant to revitalize over 3,600 units in its mobile home parks, focusing on aiding low-income residents through repair and replacement initiatives set to start in 2024.

Nicholas Joseph Gutierrez has been indicted for vehicular manslaughter and reckless driving, following a 2022 crash that killed a recruit and injured others during an LASD Academy run.

A Romanian man was found guilty of stealing identities to fraudulently withdraw EBT funds after a U.S. District Judge's conviction.

Dijon Darrell O'Neal, a Lancaster sex offender, has been arrested for assaulting four women. Authorities, fearing more victims, urge anyone with information to come forward.

A man died in a Mission Hills home fire after re-entering the building. The LAFD extinguished the fire in 22 minutes, but the home lacked working smoke alarms.

The Colorado River near I10 will close to boat traffic Jan 23-30 for power line installation by Ten West, affecting boaters but advancing solar power efforts.

Manhattan Beach property owners approved a storm drain measure with 52.65% voting in favor, securing $2.1 million annually for storm drain system maintenance.

Janice Hahn appoints Mark Waronek to LA County's Quality and Productivity Commission to enhance government efficiency, reflecting his experience in both public service and business.

Los Angeles is set to experience a modestly warm day with mostly cloudy skies and a high of 62 degrees, accompanied by a gentle breeze, and a chance of fog overnight.

Two workers at an LA water facility were exposed to a hazardous chemical, prompting an LAFD HazMat investigation. Both were hospitalized with minor respiratory issues but no broader community threat was identified.