Los Angeles secures federal funding for clean energy, reducing homelessness and increasing public safety on mayor's triumphant D.C. visit.

Culver City faces lawsuit over changes in MOVE pilot project, citing poor compliance with CEQA regulations project remains resolute.

LA Countys Organized Retail Theft Task Force aids in reducing burglaries 89 arrests made, 370k worth of stolen goods returned.

Irvine named the nations safest city for the 18th year, reflecting on low violent crime rates, citizens cooperation, and concerted efforts from the police.

South Gate native and former councilmember Denise Diaz has been appointed to the Los Angeles County Commission for Women, where she will serve as a strong voice for Southeast LA and advocate for women's rights and the well-being of children.

Culver City excitedly welcomes Ted Stevens as the new Director of Parks, Recreation, and Community Services, ushering in a new era of enhancing the quality of life for its residents.

Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors Chair Janice Hahn appoints Filipino-American media pioneer, Jannelle So, to the Los Angeles County Commission for Women, highlighting her impressive background and the importance of representation in the Filipino community.

The Los Angeles Small Business and Financial Empowerment Summit attracted over 1,000 participants, aiming to provide entrepreneurs and small business owners with valuable information, resources, and opportunities to foster a more inclusive and thriving economy.

Laguna Beach receives a $200,000 grant from the Southern California Association of Governments to support the city's Downtown Specific Plan update, bringing the promise of a more sustainable and prosperous future for the local community.

Mayor Bass leads a historic delegation of Los Angeles City Council members to Washington, D.C., with the aim of building stronger connections with the federal government and addressing key city issues such as homelessness, transportation, and public safety.

Mayor Karen Bass announced the successful conclusion of the latest Inside Safe operation in Koreatown, bringing more than 100 unhoused Angelenos inside and addressing the homelessness crisis with urgency and strategic action.

California Governor Gavin Newsom signs AB 1620, allowing local jurisdictions to protect disabled renters by enabling them to move into accessible apartments while retaining rental rates and terms.

In a noteworthy move towards employment justice, the City of Long Beach reaches a tentative labor agreement with the Long Beach City Attorneys Association (CAA) Employee Bargaining Unit to improve job conditions, ensuring the retention and recruitment of quality attorneys and support staff. This agreement is another stepping stone in the drive towards a more equitable work environment for all.