Long Beach City Manager appointed Joshua Hickman as Director of Public Works and Stephen Scott as Director of Parks, Recreation and Marine after a nationwide search.

California National Guard seized over 1.2 million fentanyl pills in October, funded by a $30 million investment, part of ongoing efforts against drug trafficking and community support.

Long Beach won the Top Digital City title for the fifth consecutive year, cited for its use of technology in enhancing operations and community engagement.

California allocates over $140 million to local road safety projects, with a focus including enforcement and education, to reduce traffic-related injuries and deaths.

Former Mayor Robert "Bob" Foster of Long Beach, who served from 2006 to 2014 and was known for fiscal management and environmental efforts, has passed away.

Santa Clarita called a proposed eight‑story courthouse near McBean Parkway "unsuitable," saying it would worsen traffic and clash with nearby development.

Governor Newsom announces the completion of five projects focusing on California state government efficiency, with technology upgrades and cost-saving measures enhancing public service delivery.

Mayor Karen Bass celebrates the return of "Baywatch" and other TV productions to Los Angeles, as part of California's Film and Television Tax Credit Program, expecting economic benefits and job creation for the city.

Governor Newsom's expanded CHP operations in California netted 2,000 pounds of drugs, 1,234 arrests, 216 recovered stolen vehicles, and 54 illegal firearms, contributing to a crime rate decline.

California Governor Newsom announced tax credits for 17 TV projects, highlighting the economic boost and job opportunities they bring, including the return of 'Baywatch' to the state.

Governor Newsom has accelerated LA wildfire rebuild efforts by enacting executive orders, streamlining permits, and utilizing AI tools, contrasting federal inaction on disaster aid.

Governor Newsom allocates $145.5 million to improve healthcare access in California through the PATH CITED initiative, benefiting local providers and underserved communities.

Mayor Karen Bass launched the "LA is Open" campaign to revitalize LA's economy and tourism, encouraging engagement with local businesses and cultural scenes.