San Bernardino County and the Arrowhead Regional Medical Center (ARMC) have been honored as top employers in the Inland Empire Magazine, upholding a legacy of excellence in public service, work culture, and innovation for the residents of their communities.

As California faces a housing and homelessness crisis, Governor Newsom signs a second key housing bill aimed at addressing bureaucratic barriers and expediting the construction of affordable housing on publicly-owned land.

Three female doctors have filed a lawsuit against Los Angeles County, alleging that Harbor-UCLA Medical Center ignored sexual harassment and discriminatory behavior by former orthopedics department head Dr. Louis Kwong. The physicians claim that such behavior resulted in a toxic work environment and put patients at risk.

Racist statements attributed to members of the Los Angeles City Council have sparked concern and outrage, prompting an LAPD investigation and response from LAPD Chief Moore.

Pro-Israel supporters gather in Beverly Hills, expressing concern and solidarity amidst ongoing Hamas conflict. The rally organized by the Los Angeles chapter of the Israeli American Council.

Simi Valley Police Department receives grant from Office of Traffic Safety for a program aimed at curbing dangerous driving behaviors and improving road safety.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom signs a bill sponsored by Riverside County District Attorney Mike Hestrin, mandating drug treatment and education programs for individuals convicted of a controlled substance offense.

Two LAPD officers were fired for ignoring robbery calls and playing Pokémon Go while on duty in 2017, an incident that has resurfaced due to a recently released video. The case raises questions about officer priorities and department accountability.

Despite the enthusiasm for revitalizing local economies with cannabis cafes, Governor Gavin Newsom has vetoed a bill that aimed to legalize Amsterdam-style lounges.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass condemns the recent horrific attack on Israel, standing in solidarity with the Jewish population in her city and beyond.

Palmdale's new Sheriff Captain, Joshua A. Bardon, prioritizes community-driven policies and faster response times, promising to work collaboratively with local resources.

As healthcare workers at Kaiser Permanente participate in a historic summer of strikes, Los Angeles County Supervisor Janice Hahn lends her support to their effort.

California Governor Gavin Newsom signed a law guaranteeing workers a minimum of five paid sick days annually, up from three.