Long Beach's Office of Youth Development announces its second year of Youth Power PB, allowing citizens aged 13 to 26 to allocate $400,000 in municipal funds for community projects.

Long Beach introduced workshops to aid parents in early childhood development, focusing on special education and mental health, starting in January 2024.

LA Mayor Karen Bass was honored in DC with the Antonio Villaraigosa Leadership Award by the Latino Leaders Network for her efforts to unite LA's diverse communities.

LA County Supervisor Janice Hahn unveils the "Southeast Gateway Line" as the new name for a future light rail connecting Downtown LA to Artesia, chosen after a community contest.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass met with White House officials, discussing the 2026 World Cup, the 2028 Olympics, and local issues, following a warm reception for President Biden at a mayors' meeting.

San Bernardino County appoints George Harding IV, with over 30 years' experience in animal welfare, as the new Animal Care chief to lead county critter care and a major facility project.

Mayor Karen Bass of Los Angeles and the USCM Task Force on Homelessness invite citizens to assist with the Homeless Point-in-Time Count to address the homelessness crisis.

The city of Jurupa Valley received over $2 million to address retail theft, which will fund new ALPR cameras and the SBRTP Program to aid local businesses.

El Segundo names George Avery as new fire chief and Paul Chung as CFO, with Avery bringing nearly 30 years of fire service and Chung offering 20 years of finance experience.

LA Mayor Karen Bass joins other mayors in DC to advocate for a national homelessness solution, engage in policy discussions on safety, infrastructure, climate, and prepare for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

LA Mayor Karen Bass honors Dr. King's legacy and addresses the city's homelessness and racial inequality, vowing to fight for the vulnerable in his spirit.

Long Beach's City Manager announced an administrative reshuffle aimed at achieving the city's 2030 vision, involving new roles for city executives and a focus on streamlining services.

LAPD Chief Michel Moore is retiring and will become a consultant during the leadership transition. A search for his replacement is underway. His retirement marks a significant change for the department.