Long Beach celebrated California Clean Air Day by planting 21 trees at a local school, the start of a plan for planting 100 trees in West Long Beach by 2025-26, with funding from AB 32 and other grants.

Long Beach Airport introduces an online parking reservation system, allowing travelers to pre-book and secure parking spots at two different structures with varying daily rates.

LA City Attorney Feldstein Soto joins a lawsuit against the Trump administration to protect $56 million in federal emergency funds, contesting new grant conditions as unconstitutional.

Governor Newsom signs two bills to curb billionaire influence on California's elections, one allowing publicly financed elections and another banning incentives for voting.

Late-night fire in South L.A. prompts rescues; six people, including a child, saved from a burning apartment, with two hospitalized. Police closed streets; Red Cross aids displaced residents. Fire's cause under investigation.

Pasadena introduces the Open Rewards program, providing 5% cash back at local businesses to boost the economy and support small merchants. The initiative is active until March 31, 2026.

After a violent attack at a Rüfüs Du Sol concert, the victim and her fiancé are suing the Rose Bowl and the alleged attacker for negligence in security. The attacker, who pled not guilty, assaulted the woman post a drink spill incident.

Councilman Curren Price hospitalized after a health incident at an event, with Mayor Bass assisting; his condition is under evaluation. He faces corruption charges.

The Santa Ana Police are seeking the public's assistance to locate Carlos Victoria, 40, who is accused of vehicle theft and remains at large despite the recovered car.

Five suspects were arrested for weapons possession during a traffic stop in Coachella, with deputies finding a handgun, rifle, and ammunition in their vehicle.

Governor Newsom opposes the Trump administration's decision to cancel $1.2 billion in federal funding for California's hydrogen energy project, ARCHES, emphasizing its importance for clean energy and economic growth.

Governor Newsom is concerned about California's disaster readiness due to the federal government shutdown impacting critical programs for wildfire response and forest management, while the state invests heavily in prevention and resilience.

The forecast for Los Angeles indicates typical Southern California weather with sunny days and patchy fog at night, along with consistent mid-70s temperatures.